Rose

Name: Rose
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: January 24, 2025
Duration: 102 min
Rating: 63
Cast: Anne Suarez, Aure Atika, Bernard Murat, Damien Chapelle, Delphine Horvilleur

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Cohen Media Group | Release Date: January 24, 2025 | Not Rated

Starring: Anne Suarez, Aure Atika, Bernard Murat, Damien Chapelle, Delphine Horvilleur, Françoise Fabian, Grégory Montel, Mehdi Nebbou, Michaël Abiteboul, Michèle Moretti, Pascal Elbé

Summary: Rose, 78, has just lost her most beloved husband. When her grief gives way to a powerful impulse of life that makes her realize that she can still redefine herself as a woman, the whole balance of the family is upset.

Director: Aurélie Saada

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 102 min

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RogerEbert.com Marya E. Gates

Jan 24, 2025

Inspired in part by Saada’s own grandmother, the filmmaker infuses “Rose” with an infectious sense of joie de vivre. It’s a film about appreciating the small pleasures in life, like dancing alone in your kitchen while baking sweet treats for a lover. Read full review

Ben Kenigsberg

Jan 23, 2025

In the closing scene, Saada, relying on a fierce bit of acting by Fabian, finds a way to pose the question directly to the audience of what Rose’s life should look like. The answer is clear. Read full review

Jay Weissberg

Aug 9, 2021

Though the storied actress’ personality offers moments of charm and occasional depth, a weak, cliché-riddled script reduces almost everyone to a maximum of two characteristics. Read full review

The Film Stage Alistair Ryder

Jan 27, 2025

Grief is a messy experience, and Saada’s film never manages to grapple with how much of an impact it can still have that late in life. It’s too neat a portrayal of an emotionally turbulent moment––a Rose I wish had more thorns. Read full review

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