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Daisy-May Hudson interview on Lollipop at SXSW London: Community & joy amid hardship

Daisy-May Hudson interview on Lollipop at SXSW London: Community, lived experience, joy amid hardship & trauma-informed filmmaking Daisy-May Hudson discusses the making of her debut feature, Lollipop, at SXSW London. Hudson presents the film as a raw and joyful story, following Molly – played by Posy Sterling – as she leaves prison and strives to reunite with her children. She explains how the narrative draws on real experiences, combining her documentary background with fictional storytelling to explore the complexities of womanhood and the power of community. Hudson outlines her own unconventional path in filmmaking, beginning with documenting her family’s experience of homelessness in Halfway, and emphasises how empathy and authenticity remain central to her work. She underlines the importance of involving lived experience advisers to ensure truthful representation of women navigating the care and justice systems. Hudson reflects on the emotional challenges of filming pivotal scenes and describes her trauma-informed approach to creating a safe, supportive environment on set. She explains how Lollipop balances unflinching honesty with moments of humour and warmth, aiming to reflect the resilience and joy found in everyday life. Ultimately, she views the film as a celebration of sisterhood and an invitation to audiences to embrace both vulnerability and hope. Interviewer: Sarah Bradbury Editing: Olivia Barker ►► Haven't subscribed yet? Do it now! https://theupcoming.co.uk/YouTube ◄◄ Connect with The Upcoming: Our Website ►► https://www.theupcoming.co.uk Instagram ►►   / theupcoming   TikTok ►►   / theupcomingmagazine   Twitter / X ►►   / the_upcoming   Facebook ►►   / theupcomingmagazine   📩 For syndication enquiries: syndication@theupcoming.co.uk