Daisy-May Hudson

Daisy-May Hudson

director

United Kingdom

Daisy-May Hudson is an acclaimed filmmaker who won a Bafta Breakthrough award for her documentary 'Half Way', which documents her family's experience of homelessness. Known for her empathetic storytelling, Hudson focuses on social issues and the experiences of vulnerable communities, working to create narratives that inspire change and understanding.

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Ireland: Daisy-May Hudson directed a film that explores a woman's attempts to return to normalcy after prison. 6

Jane Austen Laura Piani Camille Rutherford Dean Deblois Mason Thames Tim Roth John Maclean Posy Sterling

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, How to Train Your Dragon, Tornado and Lollipop – The Irish Times

United Kingdom: Daisy-May Hudson is a director of the documentary 'Holloway' and has previously won a Bafta Breakthrough award. 8

Sophie Compton Aliyah Ali Mandy Ogunmokun Ruth Ellis Shabana Mahmood James Timpson

The Guardian: ‘Prison was the first place we felt sisterhood’: six women return to the ruins of Holloway | Documentary films