Hanna

On the run and unknown to the world, a girl named Hanna hides a dangerous truth inside her. She is not an ordinary teen but a product of clandestine training, shaped to survive in harsh tests and shadowy wars. When a relentless CIA operative closes in, Hanna must outsmart a system that wants to use her abilities for its own ends. As she moves from rural safety into bustling cities and remote hideouts, she discovers fragments of her past that hint at a larger plot. With each encounter, she tests loyalties, questions the people who raised her, and fights to control her future. The chase crosses borders and tests loyalties, forcing her to rely on instinct and trusted allies alike.

The series arrived in 2019 on Amazon Prime Video, created by David Farr and Seth Lochhead, building on the 2011 film Hanna directed by Joe Wright. Filmed across locales, it blends practical stunts with tight visual effects. Starring Esme Creed-Miles.

Critics praised the show's taut pacing, Esme Creed-Miles's powerful performance, and its blend of high octane action with intimate drama. It probes identity, autonomy, and the consequences of state run experiments while letting Hanna grow into her agency. The series avoids easy answers and favors moral ambiguity and consequences linger.

Its visual style and early strong performance helped position a female led action drama as a credible streaming staple, influencing later thrillers that mix globe trotting, moral nuance, and a young protagonist facing powerful forces. The character Hanna remains a reference point for title sequences and practical stunts for viewers.

Awards: The series did not secure major nominations, but it earned steady praise from critics and fans for its performances, tense direction, and tight storytelling, cementing its place as a solid example of a homegrown streaming thriller for streaming audiences.