The Chinese film "Super Me" is scheduled to be released, and the director of "Avengers 4" will serve as the producer

The news that the domestic film "Super Me" has been scheduled for release (June 28) has spread on Weibo today. Many netizens may not even have heard of this movie, but when it comes to the producers of this movie, you must know them, that is, the Russo brothers, who are the directors of "Avengers 3" and "Avengers 4".

"Super Me" is produced by the Russo brothers, directed by Zhang Chong, and starred by Wang Dalu, Song Jia, Cao Bingkun, Wu Gang, and Jin Shijie. As an attempt and exploration of Chinese fantasy films, the film invited the Russo brothers, the directors of the "Avengers" series, to serve as the film's producers. Through a strong alliance with a top Hollywood team, it opens a fantasy adventure for domestic audiences about controlling dreams and changing lives.

The film tells the story of a young screenwriter Sang Yu (played by Wang Dalu) who is not appreciated for his talent. Not only is he pressed for manuscripts and debts, but he is also hunted down and killed by unidentified people in his dreams every night, suffering from torture. By chance, Sang Yu discovers that he has the potential to "bring" the treasures in his dreams back to reality. He opens the door to fantasy and takes the wealth in another world for himself. He becomes rich overnight. Sang Yu begins to pursue the goddess Hua Er (played by Song Jia) whom he has secretly loved for many years, and his sudden wealth also attracts evil forces headed by Brother Qiang (played by Wu Gang). After the catastrophe, Sang Yu finds that he has only experienced a huge fantasy dream, but is everything really just a dream?