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Hannah McCarthy

Hannah McCarthy

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Hannah McCarthy

Hannah graduated in September 2009 with a Masters in Film and Literature, which is lucky because all she really wants to do is watch films and write about them. At university she was Film and TV Editor, then Deputy Arts Editor of The Yorker, the university’s online publication. Don’t judge her for the fact that her favourite film is ‘The Sound of Music’, as she’s open to pretty much anything. Now a freelance film journalist, she maintains her own blog and is happy to receive any enquiries about her work.

Latest Articles

01 November 2012 1:17pm

Top 10 actors who should be cast as a superhero

There's no such thing as a predictable superhero casting - all the best Avengers, X-Men and otherwise pumped-up persons are unlikely characters who stumble into their crime-fighting alter egos just as unexpectedly as do the actors cast to play them. With so many A-list actors now boasting a brush with superheroism on their CVs, we've come up with a few new suggestions...

 
17 May 2012 3:10pm

Into The Abyss

Since 1982 the state of Texas has executed 473 people, and is currently holding 334 people on death row. While California has the highest death row population in the US, it's Texas that has the highest rate of execution - and it's here that legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog travelled to make his mesmerising documentary, Into The Abyss.

 
27 September 2011 11:42am

Queues, galas and red carpets: dispatches from the TIFF

Although Best For Film Towers is still rooted in dreary old London (we're talking to both Howl and Count Duckula about an upgrade), our intrepid scribbler Hannah is overseas soaking up the celluloid glamour of the Toronto International Film Festival. Ever wanted to know how well Canadians queue? Well, your luck's in...

 
26 April 2011 12:19pm

Top 5 musicals that deserve big screen outings

After the recent announcement that Tom Hooper, current king of the world after The King’s Speech Oscar success, has been linked to a big screen adaptation of long-running musical The Glums (sorry, Les Miserables), we thought we should cast a light on some other musicals waiting for a safe pair of cinematic hands to lead them gently into cinema screens near you

 
22 February 2011 2:22pm

Outrage

Takeshi Kitano’s film about the Japanese yakuza may possess all the ingredients – violence, family loyalty and a strict hierarchy – but each wincingly gruesome scene is also strangely hilarious, leaving you laughing at the screen as you watch from behind your hands.