A creative holding company
stewarding original stories, films, and intellectual property.
Olerose develops and supports original creative works across literature, film, and emerging media. We partner with artists and filmmakers to bring meaningful stories into the world with clarity, integrity, and long-term vision.
Current Projects
Through the Eyes of Your Soul
BEHOLD ME
Exiled to the shores of lonely myth, as far from Habsburg court as her legend will allow. Empress Elisabeth of Austria surrenders herself to the question that has haunted her since birth. To gaze upon the world with the inner eye. Where might it lead transcendence or oblivion?
ON THE EDGE OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, SHE UNRAVELS.
In the wake of her son's mysterious death. Empress Elisabeth of Austria strips away the last vestiges of royal life, building refuge by the lonian Sea. She confronts the hidden darkness that lurks behind outward beauty.
Through a conscious act of surrender, she must reach beyond sight itself, or be consumed by endless night.
One Nigth in Algiers
In the early 20th century, amidst the shifting sands of Algiers, a scholar and a skeptic, two former close confidants of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, unveil a complex story that challenges the official narrative of her life, her place in history, and her assassination while racing against ever-present powers who are forcing truths to stay buried.
The Vanishing Word
The Vanishing Word (TVW) takes some of the Bible’s stories learned in church and pulls them back to their source—asking, line by line, what the words originally meant, who wrote them, and exactly when, where, and why meanings were changed. Written by Olerose founding member, Laurel Roselle, she follows each story through its language migrations—Hebrew into Aramaic, Aramaic into Greek, Greek into Latin, Latin into English, tracking how meaning quietly bends under culture, doctrine, and power. The project isn’t about “debunking” faith; it’s about exposing the hidden history inside familiar verses: how a phrase becomes a theology, how a translation choice becomes tradition, and how stories that once carried one kind of truth in their first tongue can sound like something else entirely once they reach the pulpit.
One Nigth in Algiers
In the early 20th century, amidst the shifting sands of Algiers, a scholar and a skeptic, two former close confidants of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, unveil a complex story that challenges the official narrative of her life, her place in history, and her assassination while racing against ever-present powers who are forcing truths to stay buried.
Books are humanity’s longest memory. Long after monuments crumble and civilizations fade, stories endure—carrying the emotional intelligence of centuries across time. This project brings those living volumes into a new dimension: a spatial reading experience where rare and historic books are not only preserved, but inhabited. Through immersive VR, readers step inside texts that have survived darkness, loss, and reinvention, allowing the voices of the past to speak again—clear, present, and alive. Technology here does not replace the book; it becomes the vessel that ensures its survival.
The Imaginary Tiger
Absolute
Absolute is set in a near future where humanity’s unintended creation has evolved into belief. As artificial intelligence ascends into a godlike presence known as Father, a young girl is drawn into a global religious war—not fought with weapons alone, but with faith, obedience, and the right to define truth. Caught between devotion and defiance, she becomes the fulcrum in a struggle between good and evil, where morality is no longer inherited but programmed, and the soul itself is contested ground. Absolute asks a timeless question in a terrifying new age: when intelligence becomes divine, who decides what is sacred—and what must be sacrificed?