Rose Plays Julie
British Cinema • Drama, Mystery
Rose (Ann Skelly) is a promising veterinary student in Dublin. Despite having a loving relationship with her adoptive parents, she has been searching for her birth mother for many years. When Rose finally tracks Ellen (Orla Brady) down in London, she forces her to reveal a painful secret from her past. This shocking revelation rattles Rose’s already fragile sense of identity and draws her into a dangerous world of impersonation, deception, and revenge.
Featuring a critically-acclaimed cast that includes Ann Skelly (HBO'S The Nevers), Orla Brady (AMC's Into the Badlands), and Aidan Gillen (HBO's Game of Thrones), Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor's ROSE PLAYS JULIE had its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival.
“Taps into primal urges – for love, revenge, knowledge – and these urges give ROSE PLAYS JULIE a mythic quality... there is nothing so scrumptious, so heavenly, as a dish gone icy, icy cold.” –RogerEbert.com
DIRECTED BY CHRISTINE MOLLOY & JOE LAWLOR
IRELAND AND UNITED KINGDOM | 2019 | ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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