Chapter 661

In Cheshire's film industry, Linda was only concerned about the box office. Making money was her ultimate goal, after all. The international film industry offered opportunities to compete for awards—accolades with much higher prestige than those available locally. When a director succeeded at both the box office and in awards, their value would skyrocket. Linda wasn't interested in short-term gains; she had her eyes on long-term success. "That's why I submitted your work to a few international film festivals, though we haven't heard back yet," Lina said. Whether they got selected or not depended on the feedback from the judging panel. "It's fine," Linda replied. "Winning an award isn't that important to me. As long as the money's rolling in, that's all that matters." It wasn't until she was in the face of a crisis that she realized the importance of financial stability. "I'm glad to hear that. Honestly, I was worried that you'd stress over not winning anything. You've won q