Unrequited love has taken many forms in the movies, but in “Yellow Rose," devotion is denied by a country. But the heart of “Yellow Rose” is true, a testament to Noblezada's strong presence and her ability to belt the film's original songs. “Yellow Rose” occasionally touches on the daily terror of other undocumented immigrants — ICE is always just around the corner. Still, “Yellow Rose” sings an affecting, sorrowful and defiant song where dreams collide with a cruel reality. "Yellow Rose,” a Sony Pictures release, is rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association of America for some strong language, and teen drinking.

Source: ABC News October 08, 2020 16:18 UTC