| Director | Clay Borris |
| Producer | Unknown |
| Contributors | Author & publisher National Film Board of Canada; writers Paulette Jiles, Clay Borris; starring Rose Maltais-Borris, Albert Borris, and Ronald Maltais |
| Length | 58 minutes |
| B&W/Color | Color |
| UO Library Catalog description: | Fictional film about working class life in a boarding house run by Rose in Toronto. |
| Call # | Mc281 |
| Genre | Experimental |
| Rare | Yes |
| Online | No |
| Copyright status | Protected |
| Physical condition | Good/fair |
| Oregon-related | No |
Notes:
Rose’s House follows the crazy tenants of Rose’s boarding house in Toronto. One tenant has a gambling problem, one has a drinking problem, and one sells illicit items; however, Rose has no problem cooking and cleaning for her tenants, as she is most concerned with her son.
Rose’s House was published under the National Film Board of Canada; however, it is not available on their website and there is little information on the making.
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