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Rose: A Love Story by Jennifer Sheridan
04/11/2021
Jennifer Sheridan’s debut is a romantic and modern-day version of the classic vampire genre film buoyed by an excellent acting performance from Sophie Rundle  
Rose: A Love Story
Rose Island by Sydney Sibilia
09/12/2020
Today marks the arrival on Netflix of Sydney Sibilia’s new film, which tells the true story of an extraordinary utopia, but sadly overplays the bizarreness of the tale, diminishing its epic nature  
L’incredibile storia dell’Isola delle Rose
Rose Stone Star by Marcello Sannino
28/01/2020
Marcello Sannino makes his fiction debut with a film about a woman fighting for her and her daughter’s survival in Naples, moving between precarious jobs and immigrant exploitation  
Rosa pietra stella
Rosemarie by Adonis Floridis
03/05/2017
The world premiere of Cypriot director Adonis Florides’ film opened the Cyprus Film Days International Festival in Limassol  
Rosemarie
Roses. Film-Cabaret by Irena Stetsenko
26/07/2022
Watching this energetic Ukrainian documentary by Irena Stetsenko, makes you not only want to see a performance by its starring activist group, Dakh Daughters, but also to be a part of it  
Roses. Film-Cabaret
Rosie by Paddy Breathnach
20/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Irish director Paddy Breathnach takes aim at the homelessness crisis in Ireland in his new drama  
Rosie
The Rossellinis by Alessandro Rossellini
11/09/2020
VENICE 2020: Shot through with sincerity and irony, Alessandro Rossellini’s debut feature film tells many behind-the-scenes stories about the famous family  
The Rossellinis
Rossosperanza by Annarita Zambrano
14/08/2023
The latest powerful film from Annarita Zambrano is a cruel and violent satire of respectability in a society kept captive by its small and petty privileges  
Rossosperanza
Rotzloch by Maja Tschumi
28/01/2022
Maja Tschumi’s first captivating feature film sees us catapulted without a net between the walls of a refugee centre where four young people are trying to rebuild their lives  
Rotzloch
Rough Road Ahead by Christian Frosch
11/06/2015
Austrian director Christian Frosch brings us a tragic story about a love affair suppressed by the patriarchal society of the late 1960s  
Rough Road Ahead

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