Olivia Rodrigo, the Grammy-winning singer behind hits like ‘drivers license’ and ‘good 4 u,’ has sparked fresh speculation among fans about a possible Daisy Chain Fields concert film. The buzz began after a fan account shared a post on X on Sept. 1 showing that filmmaker Mary Bronstein had filmed Daisy Chain Fields.
A post from director Mary Bronstein has fueled talk of a possible Daisy Chain Fields concert film
The caption on Rodrigo’s X post read, “Mary Bronstein (director and screenplay of ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’) filmed @daisychainfield, shared via her Instagram story ?”. The post has since caught fans’ attention, with many wondering whether Bronstein’s footage could become a documentary or concert film.
The photos have added even more fuel to the theory. One image shows a performance stage surrounded by colorful signs, while another gives a behind-the-scenes look at “piles of 16mm film reels”. The post also shows a camera crew filming around the stage, suggesting that professional footage was being captured.
A caption visible on one of the photos reads, “Nothing makes me happier than piles of shot 16mm film…” Meanwhile, another image appears to show filming equipment and crew members working near the stage.
As a result, fans quickly began wondering whether the footage could eventually become a documentary or concert film.
One fan wrote, “Whether it’s a documentary or a concert film, I’m sooo excited for it. Also this might be why there was no livestream. Maybe, idk.” Another simply asked for a documentary, writing, “documentary please ?”
The speculation stems from Bronstein’s Instagram Story and a fan post shared on X, though neither Rodrigo nor Bronstein has confirmed that a Daisy Chain Fields concert film or documentary is in the works.
For now, the behind-the-scenes images and the use of 16mm film have fans watching closely for what could come next.
