Hannah Marks had already crafted a promising career as an actress when she pivoted to writing and filmmaking in the mid-2010s. Although her talents haven’t yet crystallized into a truly great film, she has a promising and distinctive touch as a dramedy creator unafraid of ambivalent endings.
Chronological
- After Everything (2018) (Good)
- Banana Split (2018) (Good) – writer/co-star only
- Mark, Mary, + Some Other People (2021) (Not Very Good)
- Don’t Make Me Go (2022) (Not Very Good)
By Rating
Good (5/8)
- After Everything (2018) (Good)
- Banana Split (2018) (Good) – writer/co-star only
Not Very Good (3/8)
- Mark, Mary, + Some Other People (2021) (Not Very Good)
- Don’t Make Me Go (2022) (Not Very Good)
Not Seen / Not Rated
- Turtles All the Way Down (2024)
Last Updated
- 1/1/25
Review Index
| Title | Date | Film Year | Director | Is It Good | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Split (2018) | 06/08/2024 | 2018 | Kasulke, Benjamin | 5 | Hannah Marks |
| Don’t Make Me Go (2022) | 05/26/2024 | 2022 | Marks, Hannah | 3 | 2022, Hannah Marks |
| Mark, Mary + Some Other People (2021) | 05/18/2024 | 2021 | Marks, Hannah | 3 | Hannah Marks |
| After Everything (2018) | 05/06/2024 | 2018 | Marks, Hannah / Powers, Joey | 5 | Hannah Marks |
- Review Series: Hannah Marks
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