THE LOSS OF NAMELESS THINGS

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Bill Rose
Producer/Director

A close-up of a Caucasian man with piercing blue eyes, short salt and pepper hair wearing a grey shirt, he looks at the camera, smiling slightly
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Bill Rose has been producing and directing documentaries and short films for more than 20 years for numerous clients. Rose has worked as an American Film Institute Directing Intern to filmmaker Martin Ritt, whose projects include the 1979 film Norma Rae and the 1990 film Stanley and Iris. Rose’s short films have been seen nationally on the Arts & Entertainment Network. Rose is the recipient of numerous film awards, including a Cine Golden Eagle, five Telly Awards and multiple Communicator Awards. His first feature documentary, THE LOSS OF NAMELESS THINGS, has been named “Best Documentary” four times and has appeared in more than 20 film festivals. Rose lives in Palo Alto, California, with his wife and family.

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