In a rental house near the Beijing Film Studio, Lu Chuan got up early, packed up simply, and set off for the Beijing Film Studio.
It has been two years since he was assigned to the Beijing Film Studio after graduation. Like all directors, he experienced a gap after graduation.
No one asked him to make a movie.
There were opportunities to be an assistant director, but Lu Chuan refused. Being an assistant director, she could not express her own will, after all, the movie belonged to the director.
It was not until he read "Looking for a Gun" that Lu Chuan spent 10,000 yuan to buy the copyright and adapted the 20,000-word novel into the script of "Looking for a Gun".
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