Rosie reviewed by Mark Kermode

Mark Kermode reviews Rosie. A mother fights to protect her family after their landlord sells their house and leaves them homeless.
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[@elliemccarthy3487]

Absolutely brilliant, so well acted & so pivotal

[@RockBottomRiser21]

Saw this in the Lighthouse in Dublin last year because I needed 90 minutes to kill between First Man and Mandy. That was a weird and adventurous evening at the cinema.

[@857noel]

Outstanding performance by Sarah Greene

[@Millie15071]

Can’t wait to watch!

[@travellingshoes5241]

I actually watched this film twice in one week. That is how good it was.

[@MAte925]

Very topical ,given cost of living!

[@carolinestannard5137]

Well that was an hour and a half of sheer misery

[@nicholaspetergagg7769]

It is universal credit in a film !

[@alasdairwatson712]

It’s set in Ireland so it has nothing to do with universal credit. Nor can it be used as an attack on the system, even if the system IS bad.

[@deerheart87]

No

[@philltolkien5082]

Hello

[@gold2040]

Sup

[@TheFuckBunker]

Hey man

[@davidwelfare5248]

Hello to you all

[@travellingshoes5241]

Goodbye.