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Talkhouse

Hannah Marks’ latest film as writer-director, <a href="https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/mark-mary--some-other-people/umc.cmc.26499jk5s2b09l68elwhf2vka" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mark, Mary and Some Other People</a>, is out now in select theaters and on demand. As an actress, Marks&#8217; recent films include Dinner in America, I Used To Go Here, and Banana Split, which she also co-wrote and produced. Her other acting film credits include Daniel Isn&#8217;t Real, Slash, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Runaways and Accepted, while she starred on TV as the female lead in Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency opposite Elijah Wood. In 2019, Marks made her feature co-directorial debut with the independent film, After Everything starring Maika Monroe and Jeremy Allen, which she also co-wrote. Marks will direct the upcoming film adaptation of John Green’s novel Turtles All The Way Down, is in post-production on the Black List script Don&#8217;t Make Me Go, and at the CW is developing The Untitled Hannah Marks Project, a comedic drama written by her and produced by Ben Stiller&#8217;s Red Hour. A native of Los Angeles, Marks currently resides in New York and L.A.

Hannah Marks

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Three Great Things: Hannah Marks

After Everything is the feature debut of writer-directors Hannah Marks and Joey Power. The film, starring Maika Monroe and Jeremy Allen White, is out from October 12 through Good Deed Entertainment. Hannah and Joey also recently wrapped production on their sophomore feature, Banana Split. Additionally, Hannah starred in BBC America’s Dirk Gently. Hannah and Joey both live in Los Angeles.

Hannah Marks and Joey Power

Hannah Marks and Joey Power’s Guide to Shooting Your Ambitious Indie Debut Feature in New York City