As everyone knows, humans are social animals.
This means that even if we don't like it, we still have to participate in many group activities.
For example, morning exercises at school, family reunions and visiting relatives during the New Year, or working on projects at the office.
Among these, filmmaking is a quintessential group endeavor.
To achieve a good final product, the behind-the-scenes crew, like the director's team and the props department, must coordinate closely. The actors, too, need to cooperate fully.
If everyone on a film set simply did their jobs and avoided making trouble for others, then even if the final result fell short of ideal, the gap wouldn't be too wide.
As the core of the film crew, Director Wu Xi's job was undoubtedly the most important. She had to coordinate nearly every aspect of the production.
The first scene of the morning was supposed to be of Luo Xiaoou accompanying her grandfather to a friend's birthday banquet.
