Chapter 11 - 11: He Wouldn’t Harbour a Grudge, Would He?
Wenyan chose to join the crew of "Lost Voice" not merely because the director was looking for new actors.
As a transmigrator into this book's world, Wenyan knew very well that this film would sweep awards until there were none left after its release.
If she remembered correctly, this film emerged as a dark horse at that year's film festival, scooping up eight major awards in one fell swoop.
It only missed out on the Best Actress award because the crown went to the protagonist of the original story.
Strictly speaking, there wasn't actually a lead actress role in "Lost Voice", and as for what the other awards were, Wenyan wasn't too clear, after all, the original book didn't list them out in detail.
But whatever the awards were, the film was definitely a hit.
Wenyan had long decided that she would make every effort, as long as she could take part, any role would do.
Looking again at the audition time and place in the email, Wenyan was so excited she lost all desire to sleep.
She spent the entire night searching for information related to "Lost Voice".
Although she didn't collect much useful information in the end, Wenyan had gleaned the general direction.
The film mainly tells the story of a passionate young lawyer who braves difficulties and dangers, as well as risks to his own safety, to fight cases for the deaf and mute, upholding justice.