One of the best Irish thrillers of recent years is streaming on Prime Video

Directed by a duo who worked on hit crime drama Kin, the film has a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Written and directed by Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor (Baltimore, Kin), the film centres on a university student named Rose (Ann Skelly, The Nevers) who was adopted as a young child and is now seeking out her biological parents.

However, after tracking down her birth mother (Orla Brady, Star Trek: Picard), Rose discovers disturbing information relating to her biological father (Aidan Gillen, Kin).

Holding an impressive 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes - Rose Plays Julie's darkly compelling story, incredible performances and dread-inducing atmosphere should be seen by a wider audience.

You can read a sample of some of the glowing reviews for the Irish movie below:

Empire Magazine: "Rose Plays Julie is impactful and unsettling, heightened by slippery performances and enigmatic visual construction."

The Guardian: "It is a really powerful film and Brady's final dialogue scene exerts a lethal grip."

Little White Lies: "Every decision and every moment is loaded with complex ethical dilemmas and difficult questions about how we go about laying our personal demons to rest."

Times (UK): "An arthouse character portrait segues into a moody revenge thriller in this stylish Irish tale about confronting the crimes of the past."

Variety: "Beneath the eerily calm surfaces of Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor's terrific Rose Plays Julie, a transgressive story bides its time."

Where to Watch

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Rose Plays Julie is streaming in the UK and Ireland on Prime Video.

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