Hannah Staunton

Hannah Staunton

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Originally from Hertfordshire, Hannah has lived in London for the past five years since graduating from Nottingham Trent University where she studied a degree in Film and Television. She now works in the charity sector and is training to be a yoga teacher, but has always been passionate about all things creative. Hannah's speciality is cinema, from art-house to mainstream, but also enjoys checking out the music scene and writing about new and upcoming artists. She also has a big interest in the food, drink and cafe culture in London especially vegetarian and healthy eateries. Follow her on Instagram @hannah_banas and Twitter @hannahrstauntonr.

Published articles

Movie

A Quiet Passion

A Quiet Passion follows the story of 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson, from her time leaving education to…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

IT

IT lives up to its name with an unambitious storyline and delivery. Unsurprisingly, it focuses on today’s technology, illustrating the…

By Hannah Staunton
Live music

The Fratellis at the Forum

The general public probably haven’t heard a huge amount from The Fratellis in the best part of ten…

By Hannah Staunton
Live music

DMA’s at The Electric Ballroom

Camden’s Electric Ballroom was charged with anticipation for Sydney-based rock band DMA’s to enter the stage, and what…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

The First Monday in May

Anna Wintour steals the show again. Of course she does, she’s one of the most powerful women in…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

The Infiltrator

Oh, my wow – Bryan Cranston certainly impresses as much as he did in Breaking Bad. Based on the…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

Imperium

Daniel Radcliffe has taken on some interesting characters since the role that will always define him, and this…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

Cell

With Cell, it doesn’t take long to get the gist of what the next hour and 38-minutes entails:…

By Hannah Staunton
Movie

Tickled

Throughout Tickled it's impossible to know whether to laugh or gasp. The opening scenes begin to portray the comical…

By Hannah Staunton