Name: Rosemead Review: Mother’s Merciful Wrath
Item: Rosemead Review: Mother’s Merciful Wrath
Rating: 4
Author: Hayley Croke

Rosemead Review: Mother’s Merciful Wrath

Eric Lin’s latest film, Rosemead, centers around a terminally ill mother facing the most morally complex question of her life.

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