A confronting story of deceit, perversion and abuse, this film delves below the surface of a stagnant Tasmanian mining town into its banal yet insidious core. Just as the beautiful, mountainous forest is mined beneath its surface, Rosebery is at once a setting and a metaphor for the damaging relationships that lurk beneath the surface. We follow Alison, the youngest daughter of the Asquith family, as she plunges into a world of destructive relationships that lead her to a gruesome destiny.

Stefan Popescu is an experimental filmmaker who trained at Sydney College of the Arts, gaining a PhD in Visual Arts and Film/Digital Arts in 2007. Stefan's shorts have screened at festivals, galleries and on television programs. In 2005 he screened a collection of his films at the National Gallery of Bangkok and the 4th Experimental Film Festival in Bangkok. Stefan's debut feature Rosebery 7470 screened at Calgary International Film Festival and Melbourne Underground Film Festival, where it won Best Director and Best Actress.

Katherine Berger moved from music promotions to film production in 2003, making several shorts before co-writing and co-producing Rosebery 7470. Her short Amniotic (2006) screened in the Australian Graduate Exhibition in Federation Square, Melbourne. Katherine is currently completing her final year at Sydney College of the Arts.