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Rosie (2020)
Factory worker Rose Donnelly must stand up for her female co-workers when their supervisor ignores blatant harassment and refuses to treat them as equals to their male co-workers. Based on the We Can Do It
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Factory worker Rose Donnelly must stand up for her female co-workers when their supervisor ignores blatant harassment and refuses to treat them as equals to their male co-workers. Based on the We Can Do It
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel James Clark
In Theaters:5/11/2020
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Runtime:17 minutes
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