Rosehill 2015
Escape to the heartland with Rosehill (2015), a poignant road trip through the American Midwest. Directed by Brigitta Wagner, this offbeat comedy-drama follows a disillusioned New York native as she flees her troubles to reconnect with a long-lost friend in Southern Indiana.
Director: Brigitta Wagner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rosehill (2015) about?
Rosehill follows a disillusioned New York native as she flees her troubles to reconnect with a long-lost friend in Southern Indiana, embarking on a meditative journey through a place in decline.
Who directed Rosehill?
Rosehill was directed by Brigitta Wagner.
Who stars in Rosehill?
Rosehill features a talented cast that includes Josephine Decker and Kate Chamuris.
Is Rosehill (2015) worth watching?
With its poignant exploration of crisis and eternal change, Rosehill is a must-watch for fans of independent cinema and anyone seeking a more authentic, heartfelt viewing experience.
How long is Rosehill?
Rosehill has a runtime of 78 minutes.
About Rosehill (2015) — A poignant road trip through the American Midwest
Escape to the heartland with Rosehill (2015), a poignant road trip through the American Midwest. Directed by Brigitta Wagner, this offbeat comedy-drama follows a disillusioned New York native as she flees her troubles to reconnect with a long-lost friend in Southern Indiana. The two women embark on a meditative journey through a place in decline, confronting the darkness and resilience of the human spirit. Part documentary, part improvised fiction, Rosehill is a deeply personal exploration of crisis and eternal change.
With a talented cast that includes Josephine Decker and Kate Chamuris, this low-budget gem offers a refreshing respite from the conventions of mainstream cinema. Wagner's thoughtful direction weaves together themes of identity, community, and the power of human connection in the face of adversity.
As the two friends navigate the crumbling landscape of rural America, Rosehill becomes a powerful reflection of our own struggles and aspirations. This quietly inspiring film is a must-watch for fans of independent cinema and anyone seeking a more authentic, heartfelt viewing experience.