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Lucy Liu’s ‘Rosemead’ Closes Deals as Psychological Drama Screens at Berlin Market (EXCLUSIVE)

February 11, 2026

Feb 11, 2026 1:01pm PT Lucy Liu’s ‘Rosemead’ Closes Deals as Psychological Drama Screens at Berlin Market (EXCLUSIVE) By Leo Barraclough Plus Icon Leo Barraclough International Features Editor LeoBarraclough Latest Indies Wrestle With Rocky Showbiz Landscape as They Head Into Berlin’s European Film Market: ‘What Makes a Film Theatrical?’ 1 day ago Damson Idris, Wunmi Mosaku, Simone Ashley Lead Talent Roster at Newport Beach’s U. K. and Ireland Honors Ceremony (EXCLUSIVE) 1 day ago Weydemann Bros. Ramps Up International Operations With Addition of Thorsten Ritter to Producing Team 1 day ago See All Courtesy of Rosemead Project LLC Picture Tree Intl.

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has reported the first international sales on the Lucy Liu-led drama “Rosemead” as it screens at the European Film Market in Berlin, marking the kick-off of international sales on the acclaimed U. S.
indie.
Directed by Eric Lin, “Rosemead” is on U. S.
theatrical release with Vertical.
The intimate psychological drama centers on a terminally ill mother who discovers her teenage son harbors violent impulses, forcing her into a desperate moral dilemma.

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Lucy Liu’s ‘Rosemead’ Closes Deals as Psychological Drama Screens at Berlin Market (EXCLUSIVE)

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