The National: Viewers hail Scots documentary
Read original article in The National The National | 15 July 2020 A MOVING documentary by a Scots film-maker about a man who can’t stop telling jokes as a...
Author: Hannah Currie
The New Current: British Shorts Berlin 2020
Read original article in The New Current British Shorts | 2020 Hi Hannah, thanks for talking to TNC, how is your 2020 going? Hello TNC! It's my pleasure...
Hannah Currie on film development, 3am ideas and winning a BAFTA
Read the original article on Screen Scotland Hannah Currie is a Documentary Filmmaker from Glasgow. Hannah currently has two films touring the festival circuit, We Are All Here, about the suicide of...
British Academy Scotland Awards 2019: Winners Announced
Read the original article on www.bafta.org/ Short Film won by That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore.
12 Scots to watch out for at this year’s Baftas
Read the original article on heraldscotland.com That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore Best Short Film Up for the Short Film Award, this 12-minute long documentary has been compared by the Scottish...
Hannah Currie & Beth Allan on developing documentary ideas – scottishdocinstitute.com
Read the original article on scottishdocinstitute.com Hannah Currie and Beth Allan’s 2019 documentary, That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore, is a surprisingly funny film about the serious effects of brain...
The List: The Hot 100 2019: Film & TV
A hugely popular DJ and music promoter, Hannah Currie's adventures in documentary filmmaking produced Lumo: Too Young to Die and That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore which picked up a well-earned a nomination...
We Are Moving Stories: DOCNYC / Cucalorus 2019
Read the original article on We Are Moving Stories Can Lindsay's love for her husband Paul sustain her through the trauma of his brain injury, which leaves him in a...
Two SDI films shortlisted by BAFTA Scotland
Read the original article on Scottish Documentary Institute website Two SDI-backed films were this week nominated for prestigious British Academy Scotland Awards, with the winners due to be announced in...
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Podcast: You Call That Radio
Today, we are looking at the mental health epedemic currently affecting Glasgow and beyond by having an extended interview with film-makers Hannah Currie and Tim Currie plus we have contributions...