Sandra Hüller in the Film "Rose": Becoming a Man to Be Free
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Austrian director Markus Schleinzer staged the story of a heroine who, in the 17th century, usurped the identity of a farmer. A secret that served her, then threatened her.
"Anatomy of a fall" and "The Zone of Interest" have revealed her talent in the face of the world. As a free and determined woman, actress Sandra Hüller takes the score once again in the film "Rose". Portrait. ...
Awarded an acting prize at the Berlinale, German actress Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of a Fall, The Zone of Interest) carries this queer film, with its rural western feel and sumptuous black and white cinematography, to great heights.
"Rose" is released this Wednesday, September 9th. In this historic black and white film by Markus Schleinzer, Sandra Hüller embodies a woman pretending to be a baffled soldier back from the war. An interpretation that earned her the Silver Bear of the best performance at the Berlinale.
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