Amelia Hart

About Amelia Hart

Amelia Hart is a film and television journalist based in Manchester. Originally from the seaside town of Morecambe in Lancashire, she developed a lifelong fascination with crime fiction, psychological thrillers, and atmospheric storytelling that continues to influence both her viewing habits and her writing.

She holds a BA (Hons) in Film Studies from Manchester Metropolitan University, where she focused on European cinema, screenwriting, and film criticism while contributing to student media publications.

Before joining CineCorner, Amelia contributed to several independent entertainment publications in the UK. She later worked as a freelance contributor for Collider and assisted with editorial proofreading for Deadline, helping prepare entertainment news and feature content for publication.

Specialises in

Television series, psychological thrillers, crime dramas, Scandinavian noir, streaming releases, festival cinema, and entertainment industry news.

Favourite films & series

  • The Bridge (Bron/Broen)
  • The Killing (Forbrydelsen)
  • The Wicker Man
  • True Detective
  • Sharp Objects
  • Mare of Easttown

She is particularly drawn to stories built around morally complex characters, slow-burning investigations, and psychological tension.

Journalism is only one step toward Amelia's long-term ambition: to write and direct her own feature film, and eventually premiere it in competition at an international film festival. Covering the film industry gives her the chance to study storytelling and filmmaking from the inside while developing her own voice as a future filmmaker.

Amelia writes for CineCorner independently. All views are her own.


All news by Amelia Hart

Matthew Rhys thanked everyone at the Emmys except Keri Russell — and it was her idea
Matthew Rhys thanked everyone at the Emmys except Keri Russell — and it was her idea
Matthew Rhys made Emmy history twice in one night and found room in his speeches for his sister, his showrunner and an entire nation. Not for Keri Russell. That, it turns out, was her idea. On 14
Disney offered young Simba's singer $2 million — his mum turned it down for something else
Disney offered young Simba's singer $2 million — his mum turned it down for something else
Disney had a cheque for $2 million ready for a 13-year-old from Chicago. His mum sent it back, asked for $100,000 and a cut, and three decades later the internet is still auditing her. Jason
'A cheat code': Zach Cregger needed one Resident Evil to do what six Jovovich films couldn't
'A cheat code': Zach Cregger needed one Resident Evil to do what six Jovovich films couldn't
Six Milla Jovovich films never got past $60.1 million in America. Zach Cregger nearly matched that in his opening weekend, and is now past the series' two best US runs put together. Four
Three episodes in, the new Avatar series has been given what Nickelodeon never gave Korra
Three episodes in, the new Avatar series has been given what Nickelodeon never gave Korra
In 2014 the last Avatar was bundled off the telly halfway through a series. In 2026 the new one has four books guaranteed before most viewers have learnt her name. Paramount+ has renewed Avatar:
Blade Runner warned us about companies like Amazon — now Amazon is making the Blade Runner series
Blade Runner warned us about companies like Amazon — now Amazon is making the Blade Runner series
Blade Runner spent four decades warning us about a corporation that builds artificial people to replace the real ones. The new series is made by a company with $50 billion riding on OpenAI, and it
Warner Bros. decided Batgirl wasn't worth releasing. The boss who binned it just made $606 million
Warner Bros. decided Batgirl wasn't worth releasing. The boss who binned it just made $606 million
David Zaslav's $606 million payout from Paramount Skydance's Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, the executives' $1.1bn windfall and where DC lands now.
Sorkin's Social Network sequel got his worst audience grade — and lost to a film audiences hated more
Sorkin's Social Network sequel got his worst audience grade — and lost to a film audiences hated more
Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning got a B- CinemaScore and an estimated $6 million opening, losing the weekend to Jessica Chastain's D+ horror Other Mommy.
Is Amistad a true story? John Quincy Adams really argued the case — the speech Anthony Hopkins gives was written in 1997
Is Amistad a true story? John Quincy Adams really argued the case — the speech Anthony Hopkins gives was written in 1997
Spielberg's courtroom drama sticks closer to the record than most people assume, right up until the summation everyone remembers. Here's which parts happened, which were assembled, and what the real argument sounded like.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: where to start? One entry point needs zero homework — and Netflix is rolling it out weekly this fall
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: where to start? One entry point needs zero homework — and Netflix is rolling it out weekly this fall
The JoJo anime is nine parts deep and 191 episodes long, which makes "where do I start" a fair question. One of the answers requires nothing at all, and it's the one currently going out weekly on Netflix.
Is Enemy at the Gates a true story? One character has never turned up in a single German record
Is Enemy at the Gates a true story? One character has never turned up in a single German record
Jean-Jacques Annaud's Stalingrad film is built around a duel between two real-sounding snipers. One of them has a Hero of the Soviet Union citation. The other has no paperwork anywhere.
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