Hanna Griffiths is an award-winning actress and filmmaker, recognized as one of Screen Producers Australia’s Ones to Watch, the country’s leading program for rising creative talent. She has built a career spanning independent film and studio motion pictures, collaborating with Academy Award®-winning filmmakers and production companies.
Named Best Female Filmmaker by Pinewood Studios London and Breakout Producer by Women in Film Los Angeles, she is known for championing visionary storytelling on both sides of the camera. Her performance in American Cherry (Apple TV) earned Best Supporting Actress, and the film won Best Picture at SWIFF. Her films have premiered at TIFF, Sundance, Cannes, and Berlin, earning international acclaim.
Featured by The Hollywood Reporter in the Twelve Women campaign for her creative integrity and advocacy for equity, Hanna continues to craft bold, auteur-driven cinema through entertainment company, BlindedbyRainbows. She is cultivating visionary artists to new stratospheres of storytelling.
SAG-AFTRA | PGA
In Film
Hanna Griffiths selected for Ones to Watch, mentored by Academy Award-nominated producers Polly Staniford & Angie Fielder Aquarius Films > read
Variety
Hanna Griffiths and BlindedbyRainbows selected for Ones to Watch, rising talent shaping the next era of cinematic storytelling > read
IndieWire
Fairyland named one of the best films of this years Sundance Film Festival in official critics survey > read
American Cherry now streaming, a dark romance set in small-town America where love blurs into obsession > watch
Variety
Sundance review of Fairyland, a coming-of-age story set in 1970s San Francisco, produced by Sofia Coppola, American Zoetrope > read
Deadline
American Cherry secures worldwide distribution, a dark indie romance, exploring identity, and isolation > read
Hollywood Reporter
Hanna Griffiths featured in the 12 Women series an International Women’s Day campaign celebrating creative leadership in Hollywood > read
Film Threat
American Cherry a dreamlike indie film unraveling love, obsession, and psychological fragility in small-town middle America > read
