Four women in Shanghai face personal and professional struggles to improve their lives. Su Mo rebuilds her future after a setback, while her cousin Zhong Sheng seeks change through education. Mo Weiqing pursues love and freedom, and single mother Cong Rong holds firm to her values. Their lives intersect at a thriving commercial plaza, where they navigate challenges and pursue their dreams, with Wang Juan's leadership guiding their journey.
After a breakup with her boyfriend, an office worker drowns her sorrows at a pub and spills wine on a stranger --who won't remain one for long.
Director Zhang Jiarui's new film, "Mi Cheng," formerly called "Distant Thunder," has been nominated for the upcoming Beijing College Student Film Festival, Ent.sina.com reported. After a successful premiere at the 34th Hong Kong International Film Festival, "Mi Cheng" received a great deal of attention from the audience. A thoughtful and humanistic film, it includes a deep discussion of humanity with tight links to reality. The intense story line and sad ending made a deep impression on the audience. Famous critic and dramatist Peigi Chiu and viewers alike were impressed with the performances of the lead trio, Huo Siyan, Ge Siran and Guo Xiaoran. The film is a horror, mystery and love story that uses special filming techniques to tell the uncanny and thrilling story of happiness and sadness among lower class people. It took two years for director Zhang Jiarui to finish this film.
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