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She commissioned the artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté, known as the "Rembrandt of Flowers," to paint her collection. Redouté’s watercolors, particularly those of the French roses, are the definitive visual record of . These prints remain highly collectible today, reinforcing the rose as a symbol of French refinement.
The film follows the story of Andrés, a young man who works for a human trafficker named Simon. Simon uses his boat to transport illegal immigrants to the United States. Amidst this dangerous trade, Andrés falls in love with Marie (played by Ana de Armas ), a young woman Simon "protects" and intends to marry. The narrative explores the tension between loyalty to a powerful benefactor and the desperate desire for a better life. The title, Una Rosa de Francia , serves as a symbolic motif for beauty and fragility surviving in a harsh, corrupt environment. The Launch of Ana de Armas
The film marked her transition from a student in Havana to a professional actress, leading her to move to Spain shortly after to pursue greater opportunities in European cinema.