Name: Nina Roza Review: Warm, Intricate Drama
Item: Nina Roza Review: Warm, Intricate Drama
Rating: 3.5
Author: William Stottor

Nina Roza Review: Warm, Intricate Drama

Nina Roza is a confident, understated drama from Geneviéve Dulude-de Calles that reflects on a variety of questions in increasingly interesting ways.

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