"Rose" by Markus Schleinzer: Atmosphere Feminism - The Incorrect
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The German actress plays with brilliance a blasphemy soldier, returning from the Thirty Years' War, who integrates into a village across the Rhine.
In 2011, Markus Schleinzer, casting director for Haneke, directed Michael, a first long on a pedo-kidnapper, bubbling and particularly misreceived in Cannes. The reappeared in 2026 with Rose, a Return of Martin Guerre where Depardieu would be replaced by a stale and transvestite Sandra Hüller as a man. Of course, the village where it landed will not let itself be told. Read also: Jean-Paul Rappeneau: route of a spoiled child Despite a first part…
In Rose, Sandra Hüller embodies a woman who, in the 17th century, tries to make herself look like a man. The Austrian film Markus Schleinzer is released in France on 9 September. One of the attractions of this drama in black and white is to give flesh to the theory of gender performance.
After the Thirty Years' War, in rural Prussia of the eighteenth century, a soldier resumed a farm which he said his own. A game of imposture where human cruelty reigns and where the German actress shines.
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