BEYOND THE SPOTLIGHT | A Modern Adaptation of Lucky Jim | Group 5 - Shift 4 | English Literature

I'm an actress, at least on paper. The scene where the characters laugh instead of crying. The best moment in the film. Thank you, ma'am. I had come up with it while we were shooting. I feel like crying would be more... Note this down Tomorrow night? I will tell the press that was my acting direction. You don't mind, do you? It's a shared achievement of the whole crew. No, of course not. Tomorrow night? You will speak on behalf of the crew, praise the new film warmly. You are the young face, and people trust you. I will do my best. I heard about the scene from my mother that was wonderful. When working with her, everyone learned so much. We do learn a lot. Tomorrow night, just relax, and if you need anything, just tell me, okay? Mom? He even remembered that I like Earl Grey tea. Mom, keep your voice down. There's a lot of people here. Yes, I know. You two haven't gone public. He said he will pick you up tomorrow night. And he said he's worried. When you don't watch him, you're so lucky. Yes, I'm lucky. Thank you. The scene where the character laughed instead of crying, it taught me that the best performances come from trusting a great director. Thank you, darling. I gave her that direction. You know, sometimes you have to push young people toward the truth. That's my girl again. Thank you. Let's go. I texted you six times today. My phone was off. I was rehearsing for the speech. And did I tell you you were laughing with that thing? The man asked me where the bathroom was. Next time, point. Don't laugh. I only worry because I care about you, Jin. Tell me I didn't actually break it. Correct, mostly. The prop department replica will go in the cabinet by then. She might as well won't know. And when she asked what it's worth, I would say that it is a reserve for photography, a polish for photography. You lie to her face perfectly. I am a camera operator after all, I lie 24 frames per second. Thank you for your compliments and thank you for your trophy and your polishing. Well, you were holding a smile like a fool anyone. Years of practice. Does it feel like you are on the wrong side of the camera? Well, every day. That's why I watch the ones who aren't acting. That's it. Jane! You must be Chris. I've heard so much. Thank you so much. Malcolm, right? Nice to meet you. Thanks for keeping her company. I'll take it from here since she's mine to take. Well, sure. Babe, what's wrong with you lately? Why are you always picking fights with me? Malcolm, nothing is wrong. Nothing? Then why are you acting like this? You're just looking for a reason to fight. I haven't changed. You're the one always questions and blame me for everything. I work all day. I'm really exhausted. Exhausted? Or did you stop loving me? Did you fall for someone else? Don't think that I didn't see you sticking around with him all the time, half day. Enough, Malcolm. Enough. I explained a hundred times. You never trust me. Never. I'm done explaining it. Mom, why did it take you so long to pick up? Malcolm just called me. What did you do again? He said you're pushing him away. Just a small argument. Jane listens to me. Malcolm is a good man. He cares for you. He has a steady job. Where could you find someone like that? You're not getting any younger, so stop being difficult. Can we talk this later? Later when? Stop being stubborn. He said you are in the middle of a company party. I have to go. Jane, look at yourself. This is a gala, not a cheap bar. Where are your manners? All our partners and board directors are in this room. Make one mistake during tonight's project presentation and your job is gone. Do you understand? Perfect couple. What the hell are you doing, Jane? Why are you at me like that? Where is my wonderful boss, Madam Welch? Well, you, Jen, this is wrong. Jen, that is terrible. If you're so smart, why don't you come up here and do it yourself? And Beatrix, always. Life is always easy, okay? And you, Malcolm, always. Why are you acting so crazy, babe? I didn't do anything wrong. Okay, okay, I'm crazy. You are the saint. I'm sick of your game. We are over. Hi, Lily. Long time no see. Yeah, you're right. Since you left, the company has been a total mess, especially my mom and her daughter. They're completely clueless. They're ruining several projects. So did you call me just to explain and vent? Of course not. I just had some free time today and want to check in on you. Have a new place. I adapted to the environment and my work pretty good. Still, I can't believe that Mrs. Gong will invite me to join in the movie project after watching me causing a scene in the hall. Maybe she recognizes your talent, don't overthink it. I hope so. Alright, did you and Malcolm really? Yeah, we already broke up. Did he? Well, he threw a little bit tantrum, but I didn't care. He wouldn't do anything out of line anyway. Didn't your mom say anything? She did, but you know, like, after all, she's my mother, and no mother wants to see her daughter suffer. That's good. Oh. I heard that Kristen caught Veggie's cheating, so they broke up. Uh-huh. I know it. And Kristen confessed his feelings to me. Really? But I turned him down. Why? I thought you liked him. I do have feelings with him. But at that time, I believed that I don't want to rely my feelings, my life on someone else to prove that I'm unworthy. Oh. I have to work right now, so I will call you later, okay? The last scene went quite excellent, so I think maybe I'll just film one next. Some old people will look up to you. Thank you for your compliment. Honestly, I didn't show off anything else to prove that I'm worthy. I just want to focus on my career and build on it, just based on my capability.