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Lucy Liu & Lawrence Shou in Indie Drama 'Rosemead' Official Trailer
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Lucy Liu & Lawrence Shou in Indie Drama ‘Rosemead’ Official Trailer

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Lucy Liu & Lawrence Shou in Indie Drama ‘Rosemead’ Official Trailer

by Alex Billington
November 6, 2025
Source: YouTube

“Did I do something wrong?” “Everyone knows how much you love him.” Vertical has revealed the official trailer for an indie drama titled Rosemead, marking the feature directorial debut of DP & filmmaker Eric Lin. It first premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year and opens in theaters in December. Inspired by a harrowing true story, Lucy Liu transforms in a riveting, career-redefining performance as an ailing woman who takes drastic measures to protect her troubled teenage son. If you didn’t pick up on it in the trailer, here’s more context: “Lucy Liu delivers a transformative performance as a terminally ill Chinese immigrant who uncovers her son’s disturbing fixation with mass shootings. As her health deteriorates, she takes increasingly desperate — and morally complex — measures to protect him and confront the darkness he’s drawn to.” Very interesting. Along with Liu, the cast includes Lawrence Shou, Orion Lee, Jennifer Lim, Madison Hu, & James Chen. Looks like a very emotional story. Reviews say she “embodies Irene with a quiet contemplativeness and increasing desperation that will leave you speechless as the credits roll.”

Here’s the official trailer (+ poster) for Eric Lin’s film Rosemead, direct from Vertical’s YouTube:

Rosemead Film Trailer

Rosemead Film Poster

Inspired by a harrowing true story, Lucy Liu transforms in a riveting, career-redefining performance as an ailing woman who takes drastic measures to protect her troubled teenage son (Lawrence Shou). As his dark obsessions grow and time runs out, she is forced to make impossible choices: how far will she go and what is she willing to sacrifice? Set against the simmering tensions of a Chinese American community, Rosemead is a gripping portrait of a family pushed to the edge. Rosemead is directed by cinematographer / filmmaker Eric Lin, making his feature directorial debut after a few other shorts previously, plus work as a DP on many indie films. The screenplay is written by Marilyn Fu. Produced by Mynette Louie, Andrew D. Corkin, Lucy Liu. This first premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. Veritcal will debut Eric Lin’s Rosemead film in select US theaters starting on December 5th, 2025 coming soon. Intrigued?

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Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, More Join No Music for Genocide Boycott
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Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, More Join No Music for Genocide Boycott

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On Oct. 10, the No Music for Genocide collective announced that Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, and more have joined their ranks. Last month, the decentralized organization kicked off a boycott movement protesting what a United Nations commission and other organizations have deemed Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza in their war with Hamas following the attacks of Oct. 7, 2023. The No Music for Genocide boycott unites artists, labels, and music rights-holders in geo-blocking their music from Israel. Wolf Alice, Of Monsters and Men, Nilüfer Yanya, and Jorja Smith’s label Famm were also among new participants announced on Oct. 10 the same day a new ceasefire agreement took effect. 

A representative for No Music for Genocide told Rolling Stone, “We’re hopeful that this new ceasefire will put an end to the worst of the worst, if Israel doesn’t violate it, but our urgency remains unchanged. The ‘peace plan,’ imposed on Palestinians under the threat of continued genocide, offers no guarantees or credible paths for a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza; the end of Israeli apartheid and occupation; Palestinian rights to self-determination, self-governance, and the return of refugees; nor holding Israeli war criminals accountable.” The groups says over a 1,000 artists and labels have joined their boycott. According to Reuters, this first phase of the Trump administration’s plan to end the war gives Israeli troops 24 hours to pull from urban areas of Gaza, although they will still hold more than half of the area.

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No Music for Genocide launched on Sep. 17 with artists such as Faye Webster, Arca, MIKE, Japanese Breakfast, and redveil, participating. On Oct. 3, it announced that acts like Hayley Williams, Marina, Idles, Muna, Obongjayar, and many more joined as well. According to the group, Williams and Paramore — who had joined the boycott but found that their labels Atlantic Records and Warner Music Group overrode their geo-block in what they called a glitch — have gotten most of their music removed from streaming services in Israel as well. 

“Many of our peers have felt, like ourselves, unsure how to use music in this moment,” organizers told Rolling Stone in September, citing their aims to “help reject political repression, shift public opinion toward justice, and refuse the art-washing and normalization of any company or nation that commits crimes against humanity.” They added that, “Our first goal with No Music For Genocide is to inspire others to reclaim their agency and direct their influence toward a tangible act.”

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Jane Remover Shares “Dreamflasher” Video and New Song Featuring Lucy Bedroque: Watch
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Jane Remover Shares “Dreamflasher” Video and New Song Featuring Lucy Bedroque: Watch

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Next week, Jane Remover joins Turnstile on the North American leg of their Never Enough Tour. Before that kicks off, Jane Remover has shared the music video for the Revengeseekerz cut “Dreamflasher” and also dropped a new song with DeadAir labelmate Lucy Bedroque. Watch the video (directed by frequent collaborator Brendon Burton) and hear the new track, “Audiostalker,” below.

“Audiostalker” may sound familiar to endeavoring Jane Remover fans, as a previous version of it was featured on the artist’s very briefly released Indie Rock mixtape. The project was online for only a matter of hours before the artist deleted it.

Jane Remover’s time on the road with Turnstile stretches into October. The next month, Jane Remover will play shows in Europe and the United Kingdom, and they later have a December show in New Zealand, a New Year’s Eve concert in Australia, and two more Australian dates in January.

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