Aurélie Saada’s “Rose”, the story of an intimate revolution of a septuagenarian

To write her film, Aurélie Saada inspired by a true story, that of his grandmother.

While organizing a dinner at her house, among her guests are the last grandmother of her family who had just lost her husband and Marceline Loridan-Ivens, survivor of the camps who was in the same convoy as Simone Veil for Auschwitz.

The first, plunged into deep sadness, is totally upset by the vision of the second, a free and alive woman. It is the beginning of a reflection on the fact that maybe his life wasn’t over and that there were things to go through yet … That maybe she was not just a mother, a grandmother and a widow but that she was also a woman.

Once the guests left, Aurélie Saada wrote Rose’s story!

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