Scène de Biutalia's Roses (2015)
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Biographie complète
Shannon Sullivan is a professional actress best known for her role in the 2015 independent drama Biutalia's Roses, a film that chronicles the complex relationship between two estranged friends and their mysterious connection to a Parisian eccentric. She further established her presence in the indie film scene with her performance as Eve in the 2022 production L'Odge d'Oor.
She identifies herself as an actress, writer, and filmmaker. Her film projects include "Smothered," for which she wrote the screenplay based on personal experiences, and "Liminal" which premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival in March 2024. Her work often explores emotional themes such as self-worth and processing toxic environments.
À propos du film: Biutalia's Roses (2015)
Année de sortie: 2015
Nation: United States
Titre alternatif: N/A
Réalisateur: Michael Giordano
Scénariste: Michael Giordano
Production & Genre
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Mots-clés: pursuit
Histoire
Biutalia's Roses follows the complex relationship between two estranged friends, Jack (played by Michael Giordano) and Tom (played by Daniel Thompson). The narrative begins as they reunite in Paris after many years apart. Both men are drawn to the enigmatic and unsettling Biutalia (played by Isabella Rossellini), a local eccentric who seems to have an uncanny connection with both of them, albeit in different ways. As Jack pursues a romantic relationship with Biutalia, Tom becomes increasingly jealous and suspicious of her true intentions. This rivalry threatens to tear apart their friendship once again, as they each grapple with their own desires and fears in the City of Light.
Résumé
Biutalia's Roses is an atmospheric exploration of love, jealousy, and the complexities of friendship. Set against the backdrop of Paris, the film follows two former friends whose shared connection to a mysterious woman threatens to drive them apart once again. Director Michael Giordano weaves together elements of adventure and drama to create a unique cinematic experience that examines the push and pull of human relationships. The film's title, a reference to the French phrase 'bouteille à la mer' (message in a bottle), suggests themes of communication, chance encounters, and the search for understanding amidst the chaos of life.