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"Rosalie" is a captivating film that tells the remarkable story of Henri Paul Lecorre, a brave soldier who left his mark on history with his rifle. Henri's unique journey unfolds through his experiences with the 22nd Battalion (French Canadian), CEF, a unit that is perpetuated by Le Royal 22e Régiment.
What sets "Rosalie" apart is its focus on Henri's personal connection to his rifle. With each battle he fought in, Henri engraved his rifle with the memories of each battle he faced alongside his comrades. This poignant symbol of resilience and sacrifice becomes a powerful testament to the human spirit in the face of adversity.
Sadly, as the war drew to a close, Private Lecorre found himself injured and woke up in a hospital, only to realize that his prized Rosalie was no longer by his side.
Years later, an elderly man stood before a museum exhibit, overcome with tears. That man was Henri Lecorre, and the exhibit showcased none other than his long-lost Rosalie. This powerful moment symbolized the reunion of a soldier and his treasured companion, as well as a testament to the enduring bonds formed during times of strife.
"Rosalie" is a French-language production that aims to bring the story of Quebec in the First World War to the forefront. The script is crafted in French, with the initial intention of producing the film in its original language, while also considering an English adaptation for wider accessibility.
Despite its incredible significance, Henri's story remains relatively unknown. "Rosalie" seeks to shed light on this hidden gem of history, bringing Henri's journey to the forefront and giving audiences an opportunity to discover the most remarkable story that has gone untold.
Through its exploration of Henri Paul Lecorre's experiences, "Rosalie" not only honors the sacrifices of the soldiers of the 22nd Battalion but also serves as a reminder of the resilience, courage, and humanity that can emerge even in the darkest of times. This compelling film aims to captivate audiences of all backgrounds and languages, ensuring that Henri's story reaches and inspires a wide audience.
