Age is often seen as a limitation, but It’s My Time is here to challenge that idea.

The inspiring Chinese comedy-drama, also known as Miss Rubik’s Cube, is set to hit Indonesian cinemas on September 11, 2026. Bringing together two generations of acclaimed actors, Michelle Yeoh and Liu Haoran, the film delivers a warm and uplifting story about friendship, second chances, and the courage to pursue a dream at any age.

Based on information from 21cineplex.com, It’s My Time follows Zhao Yanhong, a 70-year-old woman who refuses to let old age define the rest of her life. Rather than settling into a predictable routine at a nursing home, Zhao decides to take on a completely unexpected challenge: learning how to solve a Rubik’s Cube.

What begins as a simple curiosity soon becomes a life-changing journey.

Zhao faces plenty of skepticism along the way. To those around her, her age seems like an obvious obstacle. But instead of backing down, she becomes even more determined to prove that learning something new—and chasing an ambitious dream—is not something reserved for the young.

Her journey takes an unexpected turn when she meets Wu Youwei, a former world Rubik’s Cube champion who has since lost his sense of direction in life. Once a successful competitor, Wu is now struggling to find a new purpose. Eventually, he agrees to become Zhao’s coach.

The unlikely student-and-teacher pairing soon develops into something much more meaningful.

While Zhao brings determination, life experience, and an infectious enthusiasm, Wu contributes youthful energy and technical expertise. Their relationship gradually evolves into a unique friendship that bridges the gap between generations.

Together, they take on increasingly challenging competitions, starting at the community level before setting their sights on the international stage. The road ahead is far from easy. They must deal with failures, self-doubt, and the prejudice surrounding Zhao’s age and abilities.

Yet every setback only strengthens Zhao’s determination to keep moving forward.

With the support of her family and those closest to her, Zhao finds the confidence to continue pursuing her dream. Her journey becomes a reminder that sometimes the biggest barrier is not age itself, but the belief that it is too late to start something new.

Michelle Yeoh takes on the role of Zhao Yanhong, portraying a woman who is fearless, energetic, and unwilling to give up. Liu Haoran plays Wu Youwei, the initially pessimistic coach whose life gradually changes as he helps Zhao pursue her unlikely ambition.

Their on-screen relationship lies at the heart of the film, highlighting a powerful idea: it is never too late to change, learn, dream, or begin again.

Directed by Bai Xue, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Sun Yan and Xu Yizhou, It’s My Time is produced by General Dream, with Liu Mingyi and Michelle Yeoh serving as producers. The film also features Sa Rina, Bai Ke, Han Tongsheng, Qi Xi, Liu Yang, Tian Yu, Huang Yao, Chen Halin, Jiang Qiming, and Jin Jing.

Beyond its comedy and cross-generational friendship, It’s My Time explores something deeply relatable: the courage to confront regret and break free from the limitations imposed by others.

At its core, the film celebrates the idea that life does not come with an expiration date for dreams. Whether you are 17, 30, or 70, there is always room for a new challenge, a new friendship, and perhaps even a new version of yourself.

With its combination of humor, heart, and an inspiring message, It’s My Time looks set to offer audiences more than just an entertaining movie—it may also be a gentle reminder that your time can begin whenever you decide to make it yours.