Everything had two sides.
Before the results came out, no one knew whether the final outcome would be good or bad.
At the start of the new week, I Can—starring Penny—officially premiered across the Federation. The film told the story of a girl who became pregnant during her senior year of high school, only for her boyfriend to die unexpectedly in a car accident. She gave birth to and raised the child on her own.
It was a story with only one protagonist, while everyone else was a supporting character.
The film spanned seventeen years, and Penny had to portray the state of someone from the age of sixteen to thirty-four.
Not just her appearance, but her mentality as well.
Tickets cost one dollar and ninety-nine cents, a very ordinary price, but many people went to see it.
It was a film destined not to have any explosive scenes, containing only hardship and warmth.
After the war, people urgently needed something that could heal their hearts, and this film fit that theme perfectly.
The heroine went from being misunderstood by everyone to tentatively trying to raise her child, facing countless problems, dangers, and temptations along the way.
The script and the actors' performances strove for realism. There was no heavy makeup, only an ordinary-looking girl and a child who was always giving her trouble!
Lin Qi was also invited to attend the premiere. The film reinterpreted the concept and meaning of family in a straightforward yet heartwarming way! Critics gave it very high ratings. Aside from those who had indeed been paid to say such things, the rest had praised it of their own accord.
The film was not merely promoting elements such as family and single mothers. It also incorporated many issues of social morality.
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