On September 11, Heyuan's first national cinema movie "It's Not Too Late to See You Hometown" held a screening press conference at the Star Theater in Futian District, Shenzhen. The film's director Li Yiwen and lead star Liao Mengyan, producers, investors, creative team, etc. cam

On September 11, Heyuan's first national cinema movie "It's Not Too Late to See You Hometown" held a screening press conference at the Star Theater in Futian District, Shenzhen. The film's director Li Yiwen and lead star Liao Mengyan, producers, investors, creative team, etc. came on stage one after another to share their inextricable connections with the film. The heads of the relevant functional bureaus of Futian District, representatives of film investors and Li Yiwen who attended the press conference jointly announced that "It's Not Too Late to See You in the Country" will be released in theaters nationwide on September 13.

"It's Not Too Late to See You Hometown" is based on an entrepreneur who returns home, with family ties as the main line and theme of the story. It examines contemporary people's multiple relationships and thinking about family ties, love, family and hometown, female growth, etc., as well as non-material culture. Heritage is integrated into the storyline. Most of the film was shot in rural areas, echoing the national rural revitalization strategy and showing the humanistic care of literary and artistic works for outsiders and rural areas in the new era. The film is 103 minutes long and tells the story of Ma Li, an unmarried woman who has been struggling in Guangzhou for many years, and the son of her boyfriend who betrayed her and lost contact with her, and returns to her hometown to get along with her misunderstood father again.

It is understood that "It's Not Too Late to See You Hometown" is Li Yiwen's first national cinema film shot for his hometown of Heyuan. It took eight years from project planning, to script creation, to fund raising, to filming and production, to post-production polishing and revision. In the past eight years, Li Yiwen has stepped through iron shoes and experienced all kinds of force majeure difficulties, including the sudden death of producer Zhao Jun and other accidents. Li Yiwen is also a co-screenwriter, producer, planner, art director, and editing director. , copywriter, and even designer, etc., he still worked hard to complete the film review and passed it with high scores, becoming an outstanding representative of Guangdong films.

"In this movie confession of "It's Not Too Late to See You Again", we are fortunate to share with you the stories about growth, love, loss and regain. They are like the brightest stars in the night sky, illuminating The road ahead and home gives us warmth and strength," Li Yiwen said.

Text and pictures｜Reporter Zheng Mingda