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WILD ROSE

by Tom Harper

synopsis

A young Scottish singer, Rose-Lynn Harlan, dreams of making it as a country artist in Nashville after being released from prison.

international title: Wild Rose
original title: Wild Rose
working title: Country Music
country: United Kingdom
sales agent: Sierra / Affinity (US)
year: 2018
genre: fiction
directed by: Tom Harper
film run: 101'
release date: UK 12/04/2019, IE 12/04/2019, BE 15/05/2019, NL 16/05/2019, ES 12/07/2019, FR 17/07/2019, SE 6/09/2019
screenplay: Nicole Taylor
cast: Julie Walters, Jessie Buckley, Sophie Okonedo, Jamie Sives, Ashley Shelton, James Harkness, Jeffrey Wilkerson, Tracy Wiles, J. Thomas Bailey, Daniel Campbell
cinematography by: George Steel
film editing: Mark Eckersley
art director: Lucy Spink
costumes designer: Anna Robbins
music: Jack C. Arnold
producer: Faye Ward
co-producer: Eugenio Pérez
executive producer: Xavier Marchand, Natascha Wharton
production: Fable Pictures, Film4
backing: British Film Institute (BFI), Creative Scotland + Screen Scotland - Sgrìn Alba
distributor: eOne entertainmentOne, Entertainment One - eOne Films Benelux, Entertainment One - eOne Films Spain, SND (Société Nouvelle de Distribution) Films, Scanbox Entertainment Sweden

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