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Title: Yellow Rose (2019)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Lea Salonga | ... | Gail | |
| Arlene Cavazos | ... | Illegal Detainee | |
| Eva Noblezada | ... | Rose Garcia | |
| Kelsey Pribilski | ... | Detention Guard | |
| Gustavo Gomez | ... | Jose | |
| Heath Young | ... | ICE officer | |
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Shannon McCormick | ... | Lead Ice Officer |
| Libby Villari | ... | Jolene | |
| Kenneth Wayne Bradley | ... | Older ICE Agent | |
| Liam Booth | ... | Elliot Blatnik | |
| Beau Smith | ... | Alan | |
| Princess Punzalan | ... | Priscilla Garcia | |
| Felicia M. Reyes | ... | Illegal Detainee | |
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Dale Watson | ||
| Susan Myburgh | ... | Aleta Peacock | |
Rose, an undocumented 17 year old Filipina, dreams of one day leaving her small Texas town to pursue her country music dreams. Her world is shattered when her mom suddenly gets picked up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Rose, facing this new realty, is forced to flee the scene, leaving behind the only life she knows, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery as she searches for a new home in the honky tonk world of Austin, Texas. Written by Cecilia Mejia
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This movie was a refreshing change from the last movie I watched, which was Save Yourselves. The biggest problem with that movie was the lack of likeable characters. At least with this movie, you felt a connection to the main character and her plight. Sure, there were some moments that make feel she's just being unreasonable, like when she storms off from Dale Watson. But otherwise, she's just acting like a teen would put in such a situation. Another part I liked about this movie is that even though it feature a teen lead character, and the guy who she befriends from the music store (who actually isn't in it that much), the movie doesn't come across as a Disney channel teen movie. It's a mature film. It stays away from anything dark or disturbing, but it doesn't pull punches when it shows the ICE agents doing their raids to grab undocumented immigrants. And we get to see Rose go through the writing process and finding inspiration from her surroundings and even with help from Dale Watson. Not to say, this movie is about 'how to write and record a song'. But it does show how she takes her real life situation and is inspired to turn it into lyrics. Now, the ending is cliched, and typical of many of these kinds of films, hence dropping a point. And it's somewhat open-ended, because it's basically the new beginning of Rose's journey. Maybe if there's a sequel, it will play out like A Star Is Born? Haha, I don't think there will be a sequel. So, I was glad to be able to see this on the big screen. I imagine a lot of people will only get to experience this on their TV sets. I think if you can see it on the screen, do it. It's shot very well, and the sound is terrific.