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Girls' School | England
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Most Promising Newcomer | 2016 | Maisie
Young BritishIrish Performer of the Year | 2016 | Maisie
Young BritishIrish Performer of the Year | 2016 | Florence
Best Picture | 2015 | Carol
2014 | Florence
Official Competition | 2014 | Carol
Budget 952,707 USD
According to Maisie Williams, director Carol Morley instructed Maxine Peake (Eileen Lamont) to not communicate with Williams (Lydia Lamont) and to keep her distance from her, in order to replicate the lack of relationship between their characters. Morley did not tell Williams about this, which left Williams feeling disliked and upset throughout the shoot due to the way Peake was ignoring her. Williams eventually found out about it during the wrap party after shooting had ended, when Peake told her about Morley's instructions and apologized for any upset caused.
The poem in voiceover ("There was a time when meadow, grove and stream...") is "Ode on Intimations of Immortality", written by William Wordsworth between 1802 and 1804, and published on 1807.
Florence Pugh (Abbie) is a singer songwriter in real life.
May have been influenced by a real life mass fainting at Hilda's Girls' School in Blackburn, England in 1965. The film is set in 1969.
Film debut of Ellie Bamber and Florence Pugh.
"Lydia Lamont: I resent this idea that we're just emotional. This is real. Psychiatrist: It's real, it has consequences, yes. What's important here is that it's real to you. Lydia Lamont: Real to me, what does that mean? It's real to all of us. Something's seriously wrong. Why is everyone ignoring us?"
