Tau Tau导演英语片， 处女秀NO ZUO NO DIE引人注目

Produced by LUMAX Pictures, the English black comedy film NO ZUO NO DIE, written and directed by Tau Tau (aka China Peach), has recently started filming in the Hessian state of Germany. This is Tau Tau's first feature film as a director following her successful transition from being a popular book author. The film is set in a surrealistic fruit lumberyard and revolves around a group of people named after fruits who are indolent in their daily work and dare not pursue their dreams. A conspiracy forces them onto a path of no return filled with extreme antics.

The film, with its unique fruit concept and "Twin Peaks"-style aesthetic, has attracted a group of European and American celebrities, including Gregory B. Waldis, Ron Cobert, Jerry Karteng, and Marcelina Bozek. The filming location, chosen as a real lumberyard where Tau Tau has worked for years, has also revealed her identity as a timber exporter from Germany to China, sparking speculation about whether NO ZUO NO DIE reflects her own experience of seeking balance and breakthrough in both business and the arts.

The profound message of NO ZUO NO DIE resonates with many people who hold jobs they don't love but are afraid to take risks. When Tau Tau was preparing for the film, many of her colleagues in the timber industry, including her competitors, shed their usual identities and supported her. For example, the original soundtrack for the film was created by one of her rivals in the timber industry, who secretly runs his own band and produces exceptional music.

The subject matter of NO ZUO NO DIE is unique, and Tau Tau is one of the few Eastern directors who, like Ang Lee, is proficient in foreign languages and able to seamlessly blend Eastern and Western cultures. Her distinctive "fruity black comedy" approach has piqued the interest of the film industry.

Set in an otherworldly lumberyard that's infused with the allure of fruit, this movie tells a story that's both humorous and profound. With its blend of surrealism and reality, NO ZUO NO DIE captures the essence of modern life—where we find ourselves trapped in mundane routines yet yearn for something more. Underneath the laughter, there's a deep message about following dreams, taking risks, and embracing life's uncertainties. Directed by Tau Tau—a name synonymous with innovation—this film is sure to be a thrilling ride that will leave audiences wanting more.