Hanna Flint

1 month ago | ign.com | Hanna Flint

Tornado opens in theaters Friday, May 30. In 2015, John Maclean emerged on the scene with his bittersweet reimagining of the cowboy legend, Slow West. Ten years later, the Scottish filmmaker is playing with classic genres once again in Tornado, this time using the samurai stylings of Akira Kurosawa to paint a furiously windswept portrait of a British-Japanese teenager navigating the perilous terrain of the British countryside in the 1790s.

1 month ago | newarab.com | Hanna Flint

It's a hot Sunday evening in Cannes, and I'm cooling off in the Mondrian hotel with Cherien Dabis, the award-winning Palestinian-American filmmaker who is about to have one of the most important years of her life. "It's amazing to be back here," she tells me, after speaking with our waitress in perfect French. Cherien's diversity of language is certainly matched by her career.

1 month ago | newarab.com | Hanna Flint

Dachra: Curse of the Witch might be billed as Tunisia's first horror film, but its scary movie influences are global and will certainly be a draw for Arabs and horror aficionados alike who might not have caught it upon its initial release in 2018. The feature debut of Tunisian filmmaker Abdelhamid Bouchnak, now being streamed on Arrow, Dachra's similarities with The Blair Witch Project are undeniable.

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Hanna Flint

Twenty-five years ago, the first instalment terrified by making everyday scenarios into death traps. Now, after a 14-year break, Final Destination: Bloodlines is tweaking the formula.

2 months ago | theface.com | Hanna Flint

“Capital is dead labour which, vampire-like, lives only by sucking living labour, and lives the more, the more labour it sucks” “The most powerful characters in this movie are fueled by community. The vampire, for me, had to be looking for that”