Rose Bosch

Roselyne-Rose Bosch was born in Avignon to a Catalan father and an Italian/French mother. Her father, who fled the franquist regime, transmits his passion for History - every Sunday, the main square of the Proven?al city fills up with book traders. Every summer, the city of Avignon houses the largest European Theater Festival. Rose Bosch studies semiology in Aix-en-Provence, then moves on.She works for Le Point magazine in Paris (equivalent to Tima Magazine), as senior writer and a reporter, covering subjects such as portraits of Stephen Hawking, Basque terrorism, baby smuggling in Sri Lanka, famine in Nordeste Brasil... In 1991, she is finalist to the Albert Londres prize, equivalent to the Pulitzer.In 1990, while working on a subject in Seville, she discovers Columbus' correspondence. Her first spec screenplay, ? 1492, Conquest of Paradise ?, will be directed by Ridley Scott, staring Gerard Depardieu. The film is released on October 12, 1992, to match the 500th anniversary. In Fra... [Details Intro]