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New "The Lost Daughter" Official Clips
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Thursday, November 11, 2021
New Interview of Dakota, Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley for "Total Film" about "The Lost Daughter" (November 2021)
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Transcription by DJL
Olivia Colman,
Jessie Buckley and Dakota Johnson star in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s searing
directional debut, which explores the lesser-told story of motherhood when a
beach holiday takes a dark turn. The trio tell Total Film how mutual admiration
and Mai Tais helped make The Lost Daughter an awards contender.
It’s clear
from sitting in a London hotel suite with Olivia Colman, Dakota Johnson and
Jessi Buckley that when they say they enjoyed working together, it’s not for
the benefit of column inches. Finishing each other’s sentences and teasing one
another, the women are sitting in front of the backdrop of a sun-dappled beach
and will later hold hands on the red carpet as their film debuts at the London
Film Festival.
With its
gorgeous cinematography of Greece and the stars’ jolly banter, you could be
forgiven for thinking their project, The Lost Daughter, was a romcom or travel
porn. But Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut from her own adapted screenplay
of Elena Ferrante’s novel is a bold, questioning thriller that wrongfoots viewers
at every turn and promotes conversation about female societal roles, regret and
lack of it. Filmed last year on the island of Spetses, The Lost Daughter follows
British academic Leda (Colman) as she takes a working holiday to the Attica
region. While reading on her sun-lounger she observes young American mother
Nina (Johnson) and her little girl – uncovering painful memories from her own
past. Buckley essays the young Leda, trapped in a suffocating marriage and
struggling to retain a sense of herself.
