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Rosetta (1999)

Young, impulsive Rosetta lives a hard and stressful life as she struggles to support herself and her alcoholic mother. Refusing all charity, she is desperate to maintain a dignified job.

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Martin S 15 Nov 2015

Intense with subtle methods. Beautifully and respectfully made around the concept of the most fundamental of needs and expectations.

Tucquatroioi D 16 May 2014

Like a rose, Rosetta is beautiful character with many thorns. Her performance is very natural, portraying someone who is struggling to have a better life.

Kenneth Turan 14 Oct 2001

Grabs you by the throat and won't let go.

Richard Corliss 14 May 2001

The purity of Dequenne's performance inspires awe.

Gary T 11 Aug 2007

Often compared to Robert Bresson's Mouchette, Rosetta's conclusion is perhaps best described as 'Bressonian.' In the end we see a young woman stripped of everything at her most desperate and most defeated. Yet she has given up, thrown in the towel because of the nature of her character as opposed to the extensively defeating circumstances that she's burdened under. Her final glance at the camera tells us how far she has been reduced. Her eyes are reaching out, unlike her past displays of anger, frustration, or selfishness, but instead with the least obstructed countenance she's capable of offering. Just one small human cry for help and yet it means everything.