Rosie

Rosie follows fifteen-year-old Paul as he unexpectedly meets Rosie, a homeless woman selling jewelry door-to-door. This encounter leads to unforeseen consequences for both characters, exploring themes of connection and survival. The film’s concise runtime makes it accessible, while its comedic elements provide a distinct tone.

As a short film directed by a woman, Rosie contributes to the representation of female filmmakers in cinema. Its focused storytelling and character-driven plot offer a different viewing experience compared to longer features. The film is available on DVD, making it a tangible piece for collectors interested in short formats or works that highlight diverse directorial voices.