[US Entertainment] Best Director

Shenmu worriedly sent Prairis to the hotel.

Although Prairis kept saying that he was fine, Shenmu was still worried.

Quietly dialed Eddie's phone number left before.

Tell all about Prairis's abnormal performance today.

Eddie frowned.

After hanging up the phone, Eddie went to the director's office and asked for a half-day leave.

Go to the open space.

Called Priris.

It took a long time to be picked up.

"Hi." Prairie's slightly hoarse voice appeared on the other end of the phone.

Probably because of the strong wind, Eddie suddenly felt his ears itchy.

He cleared his throat lightly.

"I heard you won an award."

Prairis on the other end of the phone was silent for a while.

A muffled sound came from his throat.

"kindness."

Not right.

Very wrong.

That's not what Prairie should be like.

In my memory, she always seems to be optimistic, free from worries, confident and generous.

But for her now, it seems that her entire self-confidence has been pulled out, leaving only an empty shell.

Eddie held the phone to his ear. "Tell me about your movie."

Prairis on the other end of the phone was silent for a while.

"it is good."

Prairis started talking about "Fingering Love" and continued to talk about "Letters from Iwo Jima".

Although he didn't say it explicitly, Eddie clearly felt her depression when talking about "Letters from Iwo Jima".

Until Prairie said that "I don't quite understand what a director is."

It was only then that Eddie realized what the problem was.

This circle is too big, and this profession is too "deified". Under this kind of continuous tracking by the media, she lost her way.

Prairis' voice on the other end of the phone was tired.

Eddie was silent for a moment.

Pryris suddenly asked Eddie, "Will you change your performance to cater to the market?"

The wind passed through the ear gap, like a whisper.

Eddie looked out the window.

Seriously answer "I don't know what other people want to be an actor, but I know what kind of actor I want to be. As long as I can keep acting, I will be very happy."

.......

Prairis suddenly realized.

She suddenly thought of her previous life.

Although she was not famous in her previous life, she is still doing what she likes.

The simple joys of living every day are like the Garden of Eden.

And now.

She made commercial films, made big productions, and made movies that she didn't like.

In exchange for fame, awards, glory.

But are you happy?

not necessarily.

Perhaps, Prairie thought, after this movie was over, it was time for her to make a movie she liked.

All of a sudden, the depression disappeared.

Prairius returns to Hollywood with Letters from Iwo Jima.

Spielberg took Prairius on a tour of a Dolby Atmos screening.

Back at DreamWorks, Spielberg explained the pre-set sales approach to Prairie.

Spielberg said that "Letters from Iwo Jima" will be sold in two editions, one part will be pre-sold online, and the other part will be sold in major theaters. Dolby Atmos" theaters, while the major theaters sell ordinary movie tickets.

Tickets for screenings are four times more expensive than regular tickets.

Because, one-third of them are distributed to veterans for free, one-third are distributed to film critics for free, and the remaining one-third are actually sold to audiences.

When the news broke on the Internet, there was a lot of discussion.

Some people say that DreamWorks will do everything in order to make money, and some people say that the theater is a "rich people's viewing area" under capitalization for the rich, which is extremely hypocritical...

However, all these comments do not prevent true love fans from rushing to the embrace of the screening room.

Angela is one of the true fans.

Angela is British.

Since Prairis finished filming "Fingering Love", he has become a loyal fan of Prairis.

Angela was very excited when she heard that Pryris would direct the film "Letters from Iwo Jima" produced by Spielberg.

Unexpectedly, the premiere of Letters from Iwo Jima was set in Japan.

Angela calculated how long the plane would take to go back and forth, and found that the three-day vacation was not enough, so she could only stare at the official website, waiting for the next batch of theaters to be sold.

After waiting for a month, "Letters from Iwo Jima" finally went on sale again.

Still, no UK.

And screening tickets are expensive.

.......

Angela looked at the balance in the passbook, and finally gritted her teeth and decided to buy a plane ticket to the United States to watch the first external screening!

Angela came to New York.

Walked to the screening room of the theater.

Surrounded by veterans and film critics in suits and notebooks.

Angela in casual clothes looked a little strange.

But soon she found the organization.

A group of ordinary spectators who obviously dressed like her poured in.

Angela quickly found her seat with the receipt.

The seats are made of leather, and the entire theater looks very high-end, and even the speakers above the head are more than other theaters.

She seemed to understand why the price of screenings was so expensive.

Wait until a shake shot appears on the screen.

Angela was completely shocked.

Angela herself is also an archaeologist.

She couldn't understand how the shaking scene on the screen was shot!

Handheld DV! Definitely a handheld DV!

Before Angela was surprised, the sound of the helicopter landed in the theater.

Angela has never experienced such great sound enjoyment!

It seemed that the propeller was passing by her ear!

Simply, so real!

This sense of reality accompanied Angela's entire viewing process.

So much so that she was still dizzy when she walked out of the theater.

The sound of bullets passing by the ears seemed to be still lingering in his ears.

Angela lay on the bed and hadn't slept for a long time.

In the early morning of the next day, I just took out my phone.

Open imdb and type quickly.

"Kneel down."