“Hanna” How did this story of a transcendent girl full of allegory and action come about?

"Hanna" synopsis

Hanna lives in the mountains of Finland with her father, a former CIA operative, and is taught extraordinary fighting techniques. Contrary to her cute appearance, Hanna has grown up to the age of 16 without knowing pain or emotion, and before she knows it, her fighting ability surpasses that of her father, and the day has finally come for her to depart for the outside world. Marissa, a former colleague of her father's who is a CIA agent, relentlessly pursues her as she travels to Europe on a mission. In a fierce battle with Marissa's henchmen who stand in her way, Hanna learns the secret behind her outstanding physical abilities.

Index

• The birth of the strongest superheroine
• Re-collaboration between the two realized after 4 years
• Allegory scattered throughout the story
• “Long take” photography is a solution to overcome constraints

The birth of the strongest superheroine

`` Pride and Prejudice '' (2005) brought Jane Austen's world to life with a fresh and lively touch, and ``Pride and Prejudice'' (2007) received such high praise that it was nominated for an Academy Award. For those of us who had come to think of director Joe Wright as a ``master of literary films'' due to these big hits, the 2011 movie ``Hanna'' was a shocking work that overturned the stereotype. Ta.

He has no hesitation in killing his opponents in an instant. There was a super heroine who was so outstanding in every way that one could almost describe her as a female version of Jason Bourne.

“Hanna” trailer

Directed by Joe Wright and Saoirse Ronan. The two have worked together on ``Atonement'' four years before this work. What was it like to collaborate for the first time in a while? When we unravel the history of their participation, we can get a glimpse of their relationship and state of mind at the time.

Re-collaboration between the two realized after 4 years