Rosa

This biographical drama tells the story of Rosa von Praunheim, a pioneering German filmmaker and activist known for his controversial and often provocative films exploring LGBTQ+ themes and critiquing societal norms. The film delves into his early life, his artistic development, and the challenges he faced in bringing his unique vision to the screen.

Rosa received a mixed to positive reception, with critics acknowledging its bold subject matter and Adlon's distinctive directorial style. While some praised its unflinching portrayal of a controversial figure and its contribution to LGBTQ+ cinema, others found its pacing and narrative structure less compelling.

• Praised for its unique and provocative exploration of a significant underground filmmaker.

• Admired for its stylistic approach and Adlon's signature visual flair.

• Criticized by some for being too self-indulgent or inaccessible to a mainstream audience.

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The film was directed by Percy Adlon, who is also known for his acclaimed film 'Bagdad Cafe'.