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　　ROSIE is a contemporary drama from the pen of Roddy Doyle, the Booker Prize Winning author whose writing 　　has been adapted into films that include The Commitments (1991), The Snapper (1993) and The Van (1996). 　　His screenplays include Family (1994) and When Brendan Met Trudy (2000). He has authored many novels, 　　theatrical plays, and short stories. 　　ROSIE tells the story of a mother trying to protect her family after their landlord sells their rented home and 　　they become homeless. Finding a room, even for a night, is a tough job and finding somewhere permanent to 　　live is even harder. Over 36 hours, Rosie and her partner John Paul strive to maintain a loving home while 　　shielding their young family from the reality of the situation around them. ROSIE examines how even in times 　　of crises; the love and strength of a family can endure. 　　Paddy Breathnach (I Went Down, Viva) directs ROSIE, a film that explores the quietly apocalyptic 　　ramifications of Ireland's housing crisis, from a screenplay by Roddy Doyle. ROSIE stars Sarah Greene (Penny 　　Dreadful, Rebellion, Black 47) in the title role, alongside Moe Dunford (Vikings, Black 47) as her partner John 　　Paul. ROSIE introduces Ellie O'Halloran, Ruby Dunne, Molly McCann and Darragh McKenzie, as their 　　onscreen children. 　　Key crew include director of photography Cathal Watters (Peaky Blinders, Viva), production designer Mark 　　Kelly (Dublin Oldschool), costume designer Louise Stanton (Sacrifice, Michael Inside), and editor Úna Ní 　　Dhonghaíle (Ripper Street, The Crown). Music is composed by Stephen Rennicks (Room, Frank) 　　ROSIE is produced by Emma Norton, Rory Gilmartin and Juliette Bonass. Roddy Doyle serves as Executive 　　Producer alongside Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe for Element Pictures, who previously brought us The Lobster 　　and Room. Dearbhla Regan is executive producer for Screen Ireland. 　　ROSIE was shot in and around Dublin, Ireland, and is backed by Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, The Broadcasting 　　Authority of Ireland and RTÉ.