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Rosy

That's right, yeah,Dublin City Council credit card

Rosy • 2018
That's right, yeah,
Dublin City Council credit card

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That's right, yeah, Dublin City Council credit card.
Duration
4 seconds
Views
45
Timestamp in Movie
00:46:18
Uploaded
Jun 29, 2025
Genres
comedy, romance, thriller
Production
Super Crispy Entertainment,Mirror Cube Films

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Movie Summary

A socially awkward young man kidnaps an aspiring actress with the hope that they will fall in love. A psychosexual noir that explores power dynamics between men and women.
(EXASPERATED SIGH) - Rosy 00:07
(EXASPERATED SIGH)
(DIALING TONE CONTINUES...) - Rosy 00:05
(DIALING TONE CONTINUES...)
> Jesus, Madison!(MADDIE CRYING) Isn't nearly Kayleigh. - Rosy 00:04
> Jesus, Madison!(MADDIE CRYING) Isn't nearly Kaylei...
(JOHN PAUL ON SPEAKER) What's up? Who's crying? Did Kayleigh call you? - Rosy 00:04
(JOHN PAUL ON SPEAKER) What's up? Who's crying? Di...
She'll be somewhere we know about. Your ma's or one of her friends. - Rosy 00:04
She'll be somewhere we know about. Your ma's or on...
You're right. Don't worry, I'll see you there. - Rosy 00:05
You're right. Don't worry, I'll see you there...
Ah come on, John Paul! One of my kids is after going missing. - Rosy 00:04
Ah come on, John Paul! One of my kids is after going missing...
I haven't seen Kayleigh at all. Not since... Is she alright, is she? - Rosy 00:06
I haven't seen Kayleigh at all. Not since... Is she alr...
Don't worry. She'll be in one of her friend's houses. Wait and see. - Rosy 00:05
Don't worry. She'll be in one of her friend's...
No, that's Millie. Kayleigh's older. 13. - Rosy 00:04
No, that's Millie. Kayleigh's older. 13.
Thanks, Rick. See you. Hey. She'll be fine.Yeah. - Rosy 00:05
Thanks, Rick. See you. Hey. She'll be fine.Yeah.
I could keep the children, at least. I'd get them to school on Monday. - Rosy 00:05
I could keep the children, at least. I'd get them to sc...
If I can't come into the house I grew up in, they can't either. - Rosy 00:04
If I can't come into the house I grew up in, they can&#...
Out of nowhere. After all these years. - Rosy 00:04
Out of nowhere. After all these years.
Your sister says she... Where is she, though? Toronto? - Rosy 00:04
Your sister says she... Where is she, though? Toronto?
When was the last time she was home? Five years? Six? - Rosy 00:04
When was the last time she was home? Five years? Six?
Madison will need help in the toilet. Right. - Rosy 00:04
Madison will need help in the toilet. Right.
Just ring us, Hun, will you? Or text, anyway. - Rosy 00:04
Just ring us, Hun, will you? Or text, anyway.
Can we not go to our Nanny's? Millie, just drop it, yeah? - Rosy 00:05
Can we not go to our Nanny's? Millie, just drop it, yea...
I was supposed to be doing overtime tonight What? - Rosy 00:04
I was supposed to be doing overtime tonight What?