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Circus Rosaire in the News
"Circus Rosaire" wins Best Documentary Feature at the 2008 Swansea Life Film Festival in Wales, UK!
"Circus Rosaire" wins the Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature at the 2008 Arizona International Film Festival!
"Circus Rosaire" wins the Audience Award at the 2008 Memphis International Film Festival!
"Engaging!" "Impressive!" "Pic should please ladies, gentlemen and children of all ages!"
Joe Leydon, Variety
"Enchanting and effective!"
John Beifuss, The Commercial Appeal
"Circus Rosaire is a charming, engaging gem of an indie film!
Kim Voyner, Cinematical
"Charming and affecting!"
Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
"One of the gems of this year's Slamdance festival!"
David Burger, Salt Lake City Tribune
“Amazing! You can’t help but to fall in love with this film”
Chris Steele, Mountain Morning Show
"I would have to say that this movie's successful release for either theaters or television would be one of the most important events of our year!"
John Hart, ShowBiz USA
"One of the most buzzed about films..."Circus Rosaire" is a loving portrait of a family's struggle to preserve a fading institution."
Salt Lake City Tribune
WWSB ABC 7
"When the film "Circus Rosaire" screened at the festival on Sunday night, it was standing room only and many people had to be turned away."
Times of the Islands
- "From Big Top to Big Screen...the film made a big splash at the festival..."
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Variety
"...while audience docu feature award went to “Circus Rosaire,” directed by Robyn Bliley.
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Herald Tribune
“Due to popular demand, two documentaries whose scheduled runs are already over will enjoy extra screenings for Film Festival buffs. ... "Circus Rosaire," which profiles the renowned Sarasota animal trainer family, is scheduled for an encore at 1 p.m. Thursday.”
Herald Tribune
Eclectic actress turns to directing for 'Circus Rosaire'
BY BILLY COX
Robyn Bliley got hooked on big-cat acts as a 6-year-old, when a Sarasota family called the Rosaires toured Tennessee.
Decades later, the renowned animal trainers have become her subjects in "Circus Rosaire," co-produced by Chad Wilson.
Now living in Los Angeles, Bliley has an eclectic acting resume dominated by TV dramas and sitcoms.
But after spending five years with documentary filmmaking, Bliley says she'd much rather be behind the camera than in front of it. Her dream goal is to convert the Rosaire story into a TV series.