Wild Rose's reviews
Media reviews
Rolling Stone
"Is anything but the same old underdog story. And chances are you?ll fall fast and hard for breakout star Jessie Buckley".
Indiewire
"Buckley is unbelievably great (...) She?s a force of nature in every scene, but your heart stops beating whenever she starts to sing".
Variety
"'Wild Rose' tells a richly stirring human story, but by the time the movie reaches its final number, which Buckley performs with an incandescent star-is-born glow, it lets you experience what the glory of country music really is: an art torn straight from life itself."
The Guardian
"The story itself is a bit forced and contrived, with a soft centre that?s been overcooked. (...) Buckley provides a vitamin boost in every scene..."
The Telegraph
"It is a commercial serious movie. What makes it so refreshing is that it denies to simplify the emotional part; it neither mislead nor sentimentalized (...)"
Screen Daily
Tom Harper knows how to get the best out of this young star.
Empire
Jessie Buckley impresses again. A seemingly tame story becomes an interesting look to the responsibilities and rights of being a a mother with a dream.
The Hollywood Reporter
Out of [some] familiar, predictable elements director Tom Harper and screenwriter Nicole Taylor have fashioned something entirely delightful, fresh as a Scottish summer evening.