Olivia Colman on the Joy of Making ‘Jimpa’ and What Follows!
IndieWire Studio interview presented by Dropbox, Olivia Colman opens up about her unforgettable experience making Jimpa — a film that was so pleasurable to create, it continues to sustain her long after. Joined by director Sophie Hyde and co-star Aud Mason-Hyde, Olivia shares insights into the heartfelt and personal journey behind the film, which explores family dynamics and LGBTQ+ themes. Hosted by Christian Blauvelt, this candid conversation dives into the creative process, the joys of working with a talented team, and the emotional power of telling a story from the heart. Don't miss this intimate look at Jimpa and the inspiration behind it!

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