Rebirth in the Perfect Era.

Summary

Harvey, a strategic film industry manipulator, recognized the potential of the Chinese film "Hero" not for its artistic merit, but for its marketability in North America. He planned to leverage Quentin's reputation to attract audiences, understanding that North American viewers were more interested in spectacle than cultural nuance. By acquiring the film's distribution rights at a low price and attaching Quentin's name, Harvey believed he could transform the movie's commercial success, exploiting the audience's desire to appear sophisticated about complex cinema.

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