Rosie

A mother named Rosie and her husband John Paul live in Dublin with their four young children. Their lives change abruptly when their landlord sells their home, leaving the family without a place to live. Working low-wage jobs, the couple struggles to find new housing in a crowded city where even securing a hotel room for a single night is difficult. Living out of their car and relying on a single credit card, they attempt to survive through routine work while avoiding help from Rosie's mother to maintain their independence and protect their children.

This Irish drama was directed by Paddy Breathnach, following his previous work on Blow Dry and Shrooms. The screenplay was written by Roddy Doyle. The film stars Sarah Greene in the title role alongside Moe Dunford, with children played by Ellie O'Halloran, Ruby Conway Dunne, Darragh Mckenzie, and Molly McCann. The production involved Element Pictures, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, and RTÉ, featuring a credited cast of 28 people and a crew of 51.

The film has been generally well received by audiences and critics. It holds a 7/10 rating on IMDb based on 2,300 votes and a 6.3/10 rating on TMDB from 40 votes. Professional critics gave the film a higher score of 8/10 across 49 reviews, suggesting a more positive reception among critics than the general audience.