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

Critics are tipping an Oscar for Digger — just not for Tom Cruise
Critics are tipping an Oscar for Digger — just not for Tom Cruise
Oscar buzz around Digger is building behind a different face — with one outlet urging Warner Bros. to launch a campaign for the standout.
Fifteen years after Two and a Half Men fired him, Charlie Sheen is back with its writers — and his dad Martin
Fifteen years after Two and a Half Men fired him, Charlie Sheen is back with its writers — and his dad Martin
Charlie Sheen has a new family sitcom on the way — and it’ll put him back before a live audience for the first time in 12 years.
Nicolas Cage is Marvel's Spider-Noir, and he thinks the MCU has become 'a well-funded and glorified WWE'
Nicolas Cage is Marvel's Spider-Noir, and he thinks the MCU has become 'a well-funded and glorified WWE'
Spider-Noir star Nicolas Cage has had a pop at the MCU’s love of big punch-ups — with a comparison that’s anything but superheroic.
Moonwalker filming locations: Smooth Criminal's street is on the Universal tour — it's burned twice since Michael Jackson filmed there
Moonwalker filming locations: Smooth Criminal's street is on the Universal tour — it's burned twice since Michael Jackson filmed there
You can ride a tram past the spot where the lean happened. Just know you're looking at the third version of it.
The director of Barbarian and Weapons says his Jennifer Lawrence space film is the most disturbing thing he has made
The director of Barbarian and Weapons says his Jennifer Lawrence space film is the most disturbing thing he has made
Brace yourself: Jennifer Lawrence is boarding a new sci‑fi thriller from Barbarian director Zach Cregger — and he’s already calling it his most disturbing yet.
Even Alan Cumming does not understand the plot of Avengers: Doomsday, and he is in it
Even Alan Cumming does not understand the plot of Avengers: Doomsday, and he is in it
An Avengers: Doomsday star says even he can’t make sense of the MCU film’s plot — and he’s due to return as Nightcrawler on December 18, 2026.
Did John Cusack really turn down Walter White? The rumour has finally been settled
Did John Cusack really turn down Walter White? The rumour has finally been settled
At long last, John Cusack has called time on that Walter White whisper-campaign — consider one lingering Breaking Bad rumour firmly laid to rest.
In nearly 40 years of films, Brad Pitt has picked the one that was physically hardest to make
In nearly 40 years of films, Brad Pitt has picked the one that was physically hardest to make
Brad Pitt says one of his films was physically tougher than anything he’d done — and he’s finally named it, in an interview with Collider.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is going back into cinemas with new footage, Endgame Encore-style
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is going back into cinemas with new footage, Endgame Encore-style
Spider-Man: Brand New Day may be swinging back into cinemas in an Avengers: Endgame-style move — but not exactly as you saw it the first time.
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You: does the daughter die? The last ten minutes might not be happening at all
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You: does the daughter die? The last ten minutes might not be happening at all
A24's most stressful film ends underwater, and whether anything after that is real depends on how far you trust a woman who's stopped trusting herself.
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