The film from writer/director Paul Andrew Williams took home three awards during the closing ceremony on Saturday (25 April): best feature film, best screenplay, and best actress.
Dragonfly, which was released in cinemas last November, follows 35-year-old Colleen (Riseborough) as she steps in to care for her 80-something-year-old neighbour Elsie (Blethyn) after witnessing her neglect by carers.
However, their bond soon begins to unravel amid interference from Elsie’s son, who’s instantly suspicious of Coleen’s motives – in part due to his pre-existing biases.
View oEmbed on the source websiteIn an exclusive interview with Radio Times, she previously explained: "What I loved about the script as well is that you can't help but make judgments about all the different people in the film, and then question your own judgment."
Meanwhile, speaking about how she almost missed out on the chance to star in the film before reading the script, she said: "I didn't want to do it to start with. I told my agent to clear off – I'd only just finished Vera [and] hadn't even unpacked."
She added: "I thought it was great. And so I said yes straight away. And it was imminent, [production was] about to start. So I had to make a decision on that same day!"
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