The actress Saoirse Ronan, at 30 years old, has consolidated an impressive career in the film industry. Known for her talent and versatility, she has participated in a variety of critically acclaimed productions.
Among his most notable works are Atonement, desire and sin (Atonement – 2007), where his performance earned him his first Oscar nomination at the age of 13. Other significant roles include her performance in Brooklyn: a new home (Brooklyn – 2015), which earned him a second nomination and Ladybird (2017), a film directed by Greta Gerwig (20th Century Women) which awarded him his third. In 2019, Ronan stars Little Women (Little Women), again under the direction of Gerwig, and received his fourth nomination. In addition to these mentions, she has been recognized in several industry awards, establishing herself as one of the most talented actresses of her generation.
Currently, the actress is preparing for her next feature film, which is generating a great stir among specialized critics due to the previews that some journalists have been able to see before the official premiere. This project is The Outruna film adaptation of the journalist and author’s memoirs Amy Liptrot published in 2016. The film follows the story of a character who struggles to free himself from the clutches of addiction. Throughout the film, the deep internal battles and personal challenges the protagonist faces are explored as she attempts to rebuild her life and find a new purpose.
According to the official synopsis: “The feature film follows Rona, a young woman who leaves London and returns to her small hometown in Scotland’s Orkney Islands as she charts her path to sobriety, experiencing all the harsh realities and natural wonders that a small, windswept island in the Scottish coast has to offer.”
This feature film, where several journalists highlighted that the actress experienced “an intense physical and emotional burden”was directed by the German filmmaker Nora Fingscheidt (System Crasher, Unforgivable). It is scheduled to premiere at the prestigious Edinburgh International Film Festival next September. However, a theatrical release date for Latin America has not yet been announced.
