Zhou Zhou

Zhou Zhou tells the story of a young man born on April Fool's Day into a family of musicians. He has a deep passion for music, particularly for following his father, a cellist, to concerts.

In a surprising turn of events, during an interval at one of his father's performances, Zhou Zhou takes the baton and conducts the symphony he has listened to for years. This moment showcases not only his love for music but also his unexpected talent as a conductor, surprising those around him.

This film blends elements of drama and documentary to present a unique perspective on the life of someone with a mental handicap and his musical journey. It's a significant exploration of music's impact on individuals and their families.