MFT Co-Hosts Special Screening & Q&A: HOLLOWAY at Epsom Picturehouse

Mary Frances Trust is proud to co-host a powerful and thought-provoking evening in partnership with Women in Prison.

Join us for a special screening of the award-winning documentary HOLLOWAY, followed by a live Q&A focused on mental health, trauma, and healing within the women’s prison system – a topic at the heart of our work supporting women affected by the criminal justice system.

“Six women return to the now abandoned Holloway Prison to take part in a women’s circle. Sharing some of the most intimate experiences of their lives, they each unravel what led them to prison, building an eye-opening portrait of failing systems and trauma, while discovering their extraordinary capacity to heal through sisterhood.”

Directed by BAFTA Breakthrough Brit Daisy-May Hudson and EMMY-nominated Sophie Compton, HOLLOWAY was created through a trauma-informed co-creative process with six contributors: Aliyah Ali, Mandy Ogunmokun, Sarah Cassidy, Lady Unchained, Gerrah, and Tamar Mujanay. The film won the Audience Award at the BFI London Film Festival and continues to spark urgent conversations across the country.

Following the screening, stay for a powerful discussion exploring the mental health challenges faced by women in prison and the work being done to support recovery, both inside and beyond the prison walls.

Special Screening and Q&A: HOLLOWAY at Epsom Picturehouse
Date: Monday 23 June
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Epsom Picturehouse
Tickets: https://web.picturehouses.com/order/showtimes/030-10647/tickets

Guest Speakers:

• Karryn Robinson, Women in Prison
  Karryn is the London Prison Services Manager at Women in Prison and leads the Unsentenced Women project at Bronzefield Prison, supporting women on remand. Her experience includes work as a trauma specialist counsellor, Crisis Team Manager at MIND, and domestic abuse advocate within the Probation Service.
• Megan Siarey, Mary Frances Trust
  Megan is the Delivery and Strategy Lead: Co-Production and Community Engagement at Mary Frances Trust.
• Sophie Compton, Film Director
  Emmy, Grierson and BIFA nominated  documentary film director of ANOTHER BODY and HOLLOWAY

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