Daisy Winters

About This Movie

Daisy Winters, directed by Beth LaMure, takes you into the complex world of a young girl navigating heartache and resilience. The film's atmosphere is heavy yet tender, with a unique focus on the bond between Daisy and her mother. It's not just about loss; it's about the way that loss shapes you. The pacing allows for quiet moments that feel earned, letting emotions breathe. The performances, especially from the lead, convey a raw authenticity that feels almost like a documentary at times. It’s not overly polished, which adds to its charm. The exploration of self-identity and familial ties is well-crafted, making it a distinctive piece in the indie drama landscape.

Released on various digital platforms in 2017Runtime: 90 minutes, shot primarily on locationFeatures a largely unknown cast, adding to its authenticityCinematography by Brian McGowan, known for its naturalistic style