Chinese actress Trieu Lo Tu is said to be returning to acting after nearly 2 years. At the same time, she is gradually shifting her career focus to the field of content production.
According to sources in the entertainment industry, the new film project "Goodbye Letter" may start filming in Chengdu (China) in October. Not only taking on the main role, Zhao Lusi is also said to participate in investment and production, and continue to cooperate with the producer of "Unhidden Secret".
Previously, Trieu Lo Tu planned to join the film crew in August to film a new project "As beautiful as you want". However, due to the script not being completed for a long time, the final cooperation plan failed.
According to sources, in recent years, the actress has paid special attention to the quality of the script and wants to have a complete version before starting filming, in order to limit the situation where the content is changed too much during the production process.
According to revealed information, "Goodbye Letter" is adapted from the novel "Thirteen Letters of Destiny" by German writer Kerstin Gier. The story revolves around Goli, a 30-year-old single female writer who is falling into a period of life's crisis.
After unemployment and heartbreak, Goli decided to write 13 farewell letters to relatives and friends. However, after an incident, she attempted suicide unsuccessfully and was forced to face a series of ironic situations caused by the letters that had been sent.
The work combines the issues that urban women face, the black comedy element and the character's journey of maturity. This is also a completely different image from the sweet, love-oriented roles that Trieu Lo Tu once played.
However, Trieu Lo Tu's side has only confirmed that she will start a new project in October. The movie title "Goodbye Letter", the specific crew and the start time have not been officially announced.
Notably, recently Trieu Lo Tu has gone through her own studio to actively expand into the field of content production. According to sources, she has owned the copyright of many film IPs, including "Goodbye Letter".
Previously, the actress participated in the short film "Sonder - I am not NPC", taking on the role of director and producer for the first time, marking a shift from the position of actress to backstage.
If this time Trieu Lo Tu directly invests, plays the main role and deeply participates in the production process, this will be a bigger step in her career.
The actress's attempt to play the role of "self-investing, self-producing, self-acting" may create a new direction, while raising the question of whether this project can continue the heat of last year's blockbuster movie.
