Lucy Liu Wins Réalta Award for 'Rosemead' at Belfast Film Festival
Hollywood icon Lucy Liu was honoured at the Belfast Film Festival with the prestigious Réalta Award for her film Rosemead. This award recognises actors and filmmakers who contribute positively through their work, reflecting Liu's focus on mental health and family relationships.
Festival Experience and Local Praise
Attending the festival in Northern Ireland's capital, Liu expressed her admiration for the community, describing Belfast's people as "warm and welcoming." During her stay, she enjoyed local foods such as soda bread and potato bread, though she opted not to try black pudding.
“It’s just an honour to be here and to celebrate all of the art and the culture the festival has brought to the community.”
Liu also shared her positive experience filming in Northern Ireland, mentioning that she spent a month in 2023 working on the action comedy Old Guy. She highlighted the “great working experience” and the friendships she formed in the region.
About the Film 'Rosemead'
Rosemead had its Irish premiere at the festival. The film explores the story of a terminally ill mother and her schizophrenic teenage son. Liu not only starred in the film but also took on the role of producer, which enhanced her connection to the story.
“Her role as producer has deepened her connection to storytelling.”
Summary
Lucy Liu’s recognition with the Réalta Award reflects her dedication to meaningful storytelling and her positive engagement with Northern Ireland’s culture and community.
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