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Hailey Passmore

(She/Her)
Canada, United Kingdom
As seen in: MSN, Positron - Quantum of positive vibes!, That Shelf, Nerdspin, The People's Movies, Filmotomy, Flicker Magazine
Covers:  Film, Television
25 | she/her | ✍🏻 @filmotomy & @nerdspin_ & @thepeoplesmovie & peliplat | 📧 haileypassmoree@gmail.com

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Hailey Passmore’s Biography

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BA in Film and Media Studies
Cinema Assistant at Picturehouse Cinemas
Beginning to develop as a professional journalist reviewing both films and television shows
Based in the UK, originally from Canada

Hailey Passmore’s Journalist Portfolio

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Film Diary: The BFI Film on Film Festival 2025 - Filmotomy

Film Diary: The BFI Film on Film Festival 2025 - Filmotomy

Hailey Passmore opens her film diary and guides us through her time at the 2025 BFI Film on Film Festival in …

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How to Train Your Dragon (DeBlois, 2025)

How to Train Your Dragon (DeBlois, 2025)

The bond between humans and dragons that was stronger when both species were animated cannot be replicated in…

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Echo Valley (Pearce, 2025)

Echo Valley (Pearce, 2025)

Echo Valley is a deep dive into the motives of a protective mother, the lines she will cross to save the one …

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From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (Wiseman, 2025) Review - Filmotomy

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (Wiseman, 2025) Review - Filmotomy

Review of the latest film from the John Wick universe - Ballerina with Ana de Armas in the hot seat - words b…

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Hallow Road (Anvari, 2025)

Hallow Road (Anvari, 2025)

From the first minute of Hallow Road until the eightieth there is an ever-increasing tension, and it never en…

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Karate Kid: Legends (Entwistle, 2025)

Karate Kid: Legends (Entwistle, 2025)

Definitely not this summer’s action flick, but still a family film in the least. Parents who watched the orig…

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Articles

Sterling Point Review: Summer, Scenery & Annie’s So-Called Life

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By Hailey Passmore
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Summer is the perfect time to escape the big city and make your way to the lake. That is why it’s the perfect time for filmmaker Megan Park’s latest project. Prime Video’s new teen drama, Sterling Point, brings a city girl into cottage country, where she confronts hidden family secrets and learns more about herself along the way. The eight-episode series is a solid and heartfelt coming-of-age story, with breathtaking Canadian scenery and a talented young cast at its core.
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Interview: Director Simon Ryninks On His New Film, Out There (2026 Edinburgh International Film Festival)

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By Hailey Passmore
| The People's Movies Verified
Ahead of the 2026 Edinburgh Film Festival, Hailey Passmore sat down and spoke with writer-director Simon Ryninks about his newest film Out There. Rebellious sixteen-year-old Maz (Nerys Stocks) lives with her family in a small seaside town in Wales. Years after her father’s disappearance, she slowly becomes convinced that her answers have something to do with one specific UFO sighting.
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Mission Review (2026 Edinburgh Film Festival)

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By Hailey Passmore
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Have you ever felt like you had no true purpose in life? Simply going through the motions with no end in sight? If you are lucky enough to have not felt this, someone you know surely has. Unfortunately, without the help some may greatly need, the world spirals around them. Something we can all relate to is how would you live your life if it was your last day, or week? Exploring this idea, and perhaps living life with that mindset, is how we can all live life to the fullest.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I covered the London Film Festival for the Cinematologists Podcast.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, back when I was younger before working in the industry.

How is social media changing news?

By allowing more than just verified sources to be able to discuss things going on. Allowing anyone to voice their opinion and ideas.