- Rosemead movie review film summary (2025) | Roger Ebert
The film does not posit excuses for violence, and neither should we, but instead it prompts reflections on where compassion and control are needed, and where the pursuit of them falters
- Rosemead (film) - Wikipedia
Rosemead is a 2025 American drama film, directed by Eric Lin, in his directorial debut, from a screenplay by Marilyn Fu, based on a 2017 LA Times column by Frank Shyong [6]
- ‘Rosemead’ Review: A Mother and Her Troubled Son
In this drama, Lucy Liu offers a compassionate and grim portrait of a parent at the end of her rope
- Rosemead (2025) - IMDb
Rosemead: Directed by Eric Lin With Lucy Liu, Lawrence Shou, Orion Lee, Jennifer Lim Inspired by a harrowing true story, Lucy Liu transforms in a riveting, career-redefining performance as an ailing woman who takes drastic measures to protect her troubled teenage son
- Rosemead tells a tragic — and true — story
The story of Rosemead is about a teenager with mental illness just as much as it is the Asian-American community, in a rare thematic combination that showcases the challenges facing both Irene projects a composed public front and keeps her sorrow private, reflecting a culture in which shame often wears the mask of secrecy
- Movie Review: ‘Rosemead’ With Lucy Liu | KQED
Based on a 2017 Los Angeles Times article by Frank Shyong, the new movie Rosemead dramatizes a true and tragic story of a single Taiwanese American mother named Irene (Lucy Liu) who has cancer, and her teenage son, Joe (Lawrence Shou) A star student and swimmer, Joe begins to have increasing symptoms of his diagnosed schizophrenia, which intensify after the passing of his father (Orion Lee
- Lucy Liu talks about her first dramatic lead role in Rosemead : NPR
In Rosemead, Lucy Liu plays the role of an ailing mother who takes drastic measures to try to protect her troubled teenage son from himself Liu also produced the film, based on a true story
- Lucy Liu on stepping into a terrifying new role in Rosemead - Los . . .
In 'Rosemead,' based on a 2017 L A Times story, the 'Charlie's Angels' star steps into a role unlike any she's played before — and is earning raves in the process
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