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Soldier Rose: A 17th Century Gender Deception
15 Feb
Summary
- A woman disguises herself as a male soldier in 17th-century Germany.
- Sandra Hüller delivers a phenomenal performance as the mysterious Rose.
- The film explores themes of gender politics and community acceptance.
Markus Schleinzer's new black and white film, "Rose," features Sandra Hüller as a mysterious soldier in early 17th-century Germany. Hüller portrays a woman who disguises herself as a man and appears in a secluded Protestant village, claiming heirship to a farmstead.
Initially met with suspicion by the villagers, Rose attempts to find stability and acceptance within the wary community. The film's exploration of gender politics and societal integration has garnered significant praise.
"Rose" is being presented at the Berlin Film Festival, where it is anticipated to be a highly sought-after arthouse film. Critics have lauded Hüller's performance as phenomenal and brilliant, calling the film an arresting character study with searing emotional impact.
