"Of course. It's your first independently produced film, I've definitely got to show up and support." Wan Lanlan said happily. "You're actually pretty impressive. Every actor keeps saying they want to support new directors, but you're the only one really putting it into practice—investing, helping with overseas sales, and even starring in their films."
"Actually, quite a lot of actors are doing this. It's just that many of them don't have as many resources as I do to do it. Look at Sister Xiao Yao—she really backed One Day all the way from start to finish." Zhou Yun said. "If it weren't for Sister Xiao Yao, with a script like that, given the domestic market environment, I don't think it could have been made at all."
Wan Lanlan very much agreed.
"Yeah, the script itself has a small market, and the cost wasn't controlled, which led to the domestic box office not being able to cover the budget."
"How much has it made domestically now?" Zhou Yun asked curiously.
