Mr. Fox and Miss Rose

In a rain-drenched, cobblestone city, a reclusive ornithologist, Mr. Fox, becomes captivated by the enigmatic Miss Rose, a jazz singer who performs in a smoky underground club. As their unusual connection deepens, they uncover a shared past intertwined with a long-forgotten local legend. Their burgeoning romance is tested by a series of mysterious disappearances and cryptic clues that hint at a dangerous secret lurking beneath the city's charming facade.

Mr. Fox and Miss Rose received a mixed to positive reception, praised for its atmospheric visuals and strong lead performances, though some critics found the plot's pacing uneven. Audience response was generally favorable, with many appreciating its unique blend of romance and mystery.

• Praised for its stunning cinematography and neo-noir atmosphere.
• The chemistry between the lead actors was a highlight for many reviewers.
• Some critics felt the mystery element could have been stronger or more clearly resolved.

Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed the film's unique aesthetic and the compelling performances of Eleanor Vance and Thomas Ashton. Many found the romantic tension captivating and appreciated the film's artistic direction, although a portion of viewers expressed a desire for a more straightforward narrative in the mystery aspect.

Nominated for Best Cinematography at the Indie Film Awards.

The distinctive jazz music featured in the film was composed by the acclaimed jazz pianist, Miles Corbin, who made a rare foray into film scoring for this project.