《 Lively and fragrant 》 Scheduled for National Day: mature love and marriage comedy brings the camera to People's Park

 The film - In Color - is scheduled to be released on October 1.Xue Baomei, played by Yan Ni, Jiang Fangfang, played by Ye Tong, and Liang Meixin, played by Ni Hongjie, walked side by side through Shanghai People's Park in the poster. Sunglasses, windbreakers and bright colors made the picture lively.There are people doing morning exercises, dancing, and making friends in the park, with the city skyline in the distance; these characters set out from here to face the same real heartbeats, hesitations, and companionship in their later years.

Mature marriage and love rarely become the protagonists of domestic comedies.The screen is more familiar with the encounters, confessions and separations of young people, while the feelings of parents are often placed in the corners of family stories.The film turns its attention to several women with different personalities, who have their own life experiences and the desire to reorganize their lives.Shopping for groceries, drinking milk tea, and participating in activities, these smoky scenes provide characters with opportunities to get to know people, and also prevent emotions from always being attached to children or family narratives.

The cast includes faces that the audience has been familiar with for many years, as well as members of the younger generation.Xu Yajun, Bao Jianfeng, Li Lingyu, Chen Long, Liu Jun, Shao Feng, Zhao Wenxuan, Zhao Shuzhen and others will present middle-aged and elderly characters in different states in the film. Actors such as Ke Chun and Chui Na Lisa will bring a new rhythm to the relationship between generations.Everyone brings different personalities and life experiences, so parks, communities and families are no longer just backgrounds, but become stages where characters collide with each other.

The final poster retains the wrinkles on the actor's face, and does not use warm tones to put the character into the traditional imagination of "old age".The bright green park, colorful balloons, bright yellow cloth bags and red and blue outfits give this group of pictures a sense of forward movement.The visual lightness echoes the comedy genre, with characters dressing up, socializing, arguing, and talking openly about love.This kind of presentation makes age return to a part of life and no longer becomes a label that determines everything.

What's interesting about "Live Color and Fragrance" is that it is willing to put the emotional needs of a generation on the stage.In old age, people will still experience loneliness, loss, embarrassment, and the desire to be understood; support from friends, changes in children's attitudes, and a new date may all turn the original trajectory of life around.A comedic approach can make these topics less heavy without avoiding the complexity.After the laughter, the characters still have to return to their daily lives, learn how to take good care of themselves, and learn how to get closer to others again.

The composition of the audience during the National Day period often spans several generations. The choice of this film to be released during this period also provides an additional possibility for family viewing.Young people may enter the story through familiar actors, while elders can see their peers in the characters' situations.The life of a silver-haired person has daily necessities, as well as aesthetics, interests and emotions. If the camera is willing to patiently see these contents, the story will have the opportunity to open up topics among audiences of different ages.