Sarah Gavron’s Rocks Get Official Poster

Rocks (2019)

2020 is going to be a big year for women in film. From directed films to the casts and stories like Sarah Gavron‘s Rocks.

Films of empowerment, friendship and Coming Of Age stories like this one. The film made it’s world premiere at 2019 London Film Festival leaving with some fantastic reviews.

The film is a coming of age tale of a teenage girl who suddenly finds herself struggling to look after her younger siblings. As she tackles the challenges of adulthood, authorities circle in when they realise she is on her own.

Altitude Films Entertainment, have released the film’s Official Poster, check it out below…

Related: Rocks UK Trailer Highlights The Elegance Of Teenage Friendship

The film follows teenager Rocks (Bukky Bakray) who fears that she and her little brother Emmanuel (Dโ€™angelou Osei Kissiedu) will be forced apart if anyone finds out they are living alone. With the help of her friends, she evades the authorities and navigates the most defining days of her life. A film about the joy, resilience and spirit of girlhood.

The film starsย Bukky Bakray, Kosar Ali, Shaneigha-Monik Greyson,ย Ruby Stokes, Tawheda Begum,ย Anastasia Dymitrowย andย Afi Okaidja.

Rocksย is set for anย 10th Aprilย UK cinema release. However the film will make an appearance atย Glasgow Film Festival, on 8th March. For more info or book tickets, head over to theย festivalโ€™s website.


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