Lollipop15

Directed by Daisy-May Hudson | UK | 2024 | 1h 40m | Starring Posy Sterling, Idil Ahmed, TerriAnn Cousins, Aliyah Abdi, Luke Howitt

Fresh out of prison, Molly faces a harsh system as she fights to reunite with her children. Struggling with red tape and unfair judgment, a chance meeting with an old friend offers a glimmer of hope. Written and directed by BAFTA Breakthrough Daisy-May Hudson and featuring a non-professional, all-female cast, Lollipop is a raw and tender story of resilience, friendship, and survival on the margins of society.

Reviews

‘It’s so involving that it’d be easy to watch without realising the most unusual thing about it: from officials to shopkeepers, every single adult character is played by a woman.’
★★★★
Anna Smith, Time Out

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