This week, the youth action film "Breaking Wind," produced by Emperor Motion Pictures and directed by Dante Lam, revealed its female lead—Wang Luodan will star as a female cyclist. She will join Eddie Peng and others in an intense "cycling adventure." Unlike the male characters who focus on road racing, Wang Luodan will take on track cycling, which emphasizes individual speed. Currently, under the direction of Dante Lam, she has already begun preliminary training. Regarding her new role, Wang Luodan said she is going all out this time—she’s willing to build muscle and increase her leg circumference to capture the spirit of a female cyclist.
According to Emperor Motion Pictures, the female roles in "Breaking Wind" are equally crucial. The character profiles call for actors who embody "spontaneity, strength, a touch of stubbornness, and good balance." "Because the film isn’t just about sports—it’s more about the understanding of cycling, lifestyle, and youth. Wang Luodan’s personality aligns well with the character. Most importantly, her simplicity and drive won over Director Lam." As for the relationships between the main cast, Emperor Motion Pictures stated that in the current cinematic climate of nostalgic youth and minimalist aesthetics, "Breaking Wind" will go bold, delivering a full spectrum of emotions including "passion," "perseverance," "surrender," and "impulse."
Facing an intense training regimen, Wang Luodan admitted the challenge is significant. "When I first read the project brief, I was drawn in by the director’s vision. The concept of 'youth without fear' isn’t new, but the way Director Lam interprets it filled me with motivation. I’m willing to give it my all for this role, and I have two comrades by my side as we aim to win a special kind of championship in our lives."