In contrast to the joy and celebration on Gu Weiwei's side, Ling Yan's "Longevity Dream 2" crew was gloomy and gloomy.
After Ling Yan's awards at the Locarno Film Festival ended, she returned to the hotel so angry that she didn't eat for a day.
Back in country A, I found that there were voices questioning her acting skills on the Internet, and there was news that "Half-Dream and Half-Wake" broke the single-day box office record of "Longevity Dream 2".
She didn't know where she was worse than Mu Weiwei, so when she returned to country A, she asked her manager to arrange a movie "Half-Dream and Half-Wake" in the middle of the night, ready to see it in person.
She wanted to see what movie Mu Weiwei had made, and it actually brought her such a disrepute.
The agent waited for her to finish her daytime publicity work, and reserved a show of "Half-Dream and Half-Wake" in the middle of the night in a relatively unremarkable theater.
After Ling Yan deliberately disguised, she went to the cinema with her manager.
Because she didn't want to be recognized by others, the agent arranged a private show for her, and there were only two of them in the audience.
When she saw the murder-changing scene in the movie, she only felt a chill rise from the bottom of her heart.
Although the murder in the movie was a car accident, the organ transplant was also done because of brain death.
Is this really just a coincidence
Heart transplants are coincidences, murders are coincidences, brain death is... also coincidences
Mu Weiwei, who are you
This movie is clearly... It's clearly alluding to the affair between her and Gu Weiwei, but no third person knows about it except her and her mother Ji Fang.
Even the people of the Dorrance family have been doing this for a few months and haven't caught a clue.
How could she, Mu Weiwei, say, but if it was a coincidence, it was too much of a coincidence.
The last expression on the actor's murdered face was... it was exactly the same as when Gu Weiwei died in her hands.
"Ling Yan, what's the matter with you?" The manager felt her breathing trembling and asked worriedly.
It took Ling Yan a long time to calm herself down.
"It's okay, I'm okay, don't watch, let's go back..."
She said and stood up, and her legs were weak after taking a step.
Fortunately, the agent supported her in time to prevent her from falling.
Finally, the agent helped her to the car and opened a bottle of water to her.
"It's undeniable that Mu Weiwei's movie is really good, but you don't need to be so stressed."
Ling Yan didn't listen to the agent's words at all, and she couldn't help thinking about the scene she just saw in the movie theater about murder for heart and brain death.
"No, she can't possibly know, she absolutely can't know..."
The agent listened to what she said without thinking, and asked.
"What does she know?"
Ling Yan came back to her senses, but the hand holding the water couldn't help shaking.
The scenes in the movie were only part of the plot to others, but to her, it was like seeing Gu Weiwei coming back.
Although she clearly knew that her heart had been transplanted to her, her body was still lying in the cold coffin in the basement of the Gu family's old house.
However, Mu Weiwei's movie made her feel that Gu Weiwei was back.
Not her people came back, but her ghost came back, and it lingered around her and could kill her at any time.
"Ling Yan, what's wrong with you, you look so bad?" the agent asked in confusion.
Halfway through the movie, she was about to leave the scene as if she had seen a ghost. It had been so long since she was back in the car, and she seemed to have lost her soul.