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Rose (2026)
In the early 17th century, a soldier arrives at an isolated Protestant village in Germany claiming to be the heir to an abandoned farmstead. Even though he proves to be a good man, the villagers’ suspicions about his identity grow and they force a reckoning.
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In the early 17th century, a soldier arrives at an isolated Protestant village in Germany claiming to be the heir to an abandoned farmstead. Even though he proves to be a good man, the villagers’ suspicions about his identity grow and they force a reckoning.
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Genre:Drama, History, War
Written By:Markus Schleinzer, Alexander Brom
In Theaters:12/11/2026
Box Office:$681,546
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Schubert, Row Pictures, Walker & Worm Film, ORF, ZDF
Cast
Markus Schleinzer
Director
Sandra Hüller
Rose
Caro Braun
Suzanna
Marisa Growaldt
The Narrator (voice)
Robert Gwisdek
The Bailiff
Godehard Giese
The Large-Scale Farmer
Maria Dragus
His Wife
Larisa Faber
His Deceased Wife
Annalisa Hohl
His Daughter
Ruby De Quero
His Daughter
Enni Kräker
His Daughter
Hilde Kräker
His Daughter
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