All articles by Hannah McGill
The North Water takes viewers on a brutal voyage to the Arctic
Director Andrew Haig explores the turbulent relationships between men aboard a whaling ship in this epic yet intimate five-part drama
By Hannah McGill
Paris Calligrammes takes an autobiographical trip back to 1960s Paris
By Hannah McGill
In the Earth descends into the madness of a haunted forest
By Hannah McGill
The Pursuit of Love thinks too much of its selfish star
By Hannah McGill
The Nevers is a cynical attempt at steampunk fantasy coolness
By Hannah McGill
Sisters with Transistors tells a forgotten history of female electronic composers
By Hannah McGill
There’s a good girl: Promising Young Woman and the virgin/whore trope
By Hannah McGill
Framing Britney Spears joins the shame game
By Hannah McGill
Can’t Get You out of My Head gets lost in its own thoughts
By Hannah McGill
Assassins peers into the diplomatic murk and weirdness of a high-profile murder
By Hannah McGill
Bridgerton’s meeting of Regency era and Gossip Girl makes a far from heavenly match
By Hannah McGill
Remake/remodel: 45 weird and wonderful alternative film cuts
By James Bell, Tom Charity and others
Black Narcissus successfully rethinks a classic novel and film
By Hannah McGill
Red, White and Blue shows the Catch-22 of Black British advancement
By Hannah McGill
Shirley doesn’t wholly come together as it picks Shirley Jackson apart
By Hannah McGill
Dick Johnson Is Dead: resurrections beat the blues
By Hannah McGill
I Hate Suzie review: Billie Piper’s tabloid target enters meltdown mode
By Hannah McGill
Ratched review: Ken Kesey’s Big Nurse gets botched surgery
By Hannah McGill
Forgotten treasures of the multiplex
By Ryan Gilbey, Nick James and others
Perfect 10 review: expectations are upended in this distinctive British debut
By Hannah McGill
How to Build a Girl review: Caitlin Moran’s inky path to media stardom
By Hannah McGill
Lynn + Lucy review: lost in the fog of grief
By Hannah McGill
Becoming review: Michelle Obama promotes positivity
By Hannah McGill
Crip Camp review: irreverence and activism in the glow of summertime
By Hannah McGill
Incidental Characters review: trivial pursuits of self-involved people
By Hannah McGill
When Lambs Become Lions review: an intimate documentary about the ivory trade
By Hannah McGill
Buck Henry obituary: Hollywood’s irreverent and observant raconteur
By Hannah McGill
Amanda review: a Parisian tale of life after terror
By Hannah McGill