A new U.S. trailer is released for Rose, a 17th-century drama starring Oscar-nominated Sandra Hüller. The film follows a mysterious woman who lives as a man—disguised as a soldier—while trying to navigate village life and the consequences of her choices.
The Hollywood Reporter spotlights Hüller’s performance, quoting the film’s director describing her work as nomination-worthy. Other outlets focus more on the film’s release and festival path: Rose premiered at Berlinale in 2026, screened at Telluride and New York, and plans additional appearances in Vancouver, London, and Chicago. It opens in the U.S. in December as an awards-season release. The film, shot in black and white, is Austria’s official submission to the 99th Academy Awards. Across coverage, themes of self-empowerment and the pressures of intolerance are highlighted, with the director framing the story in terms of community and political agency.
