It’s pretty rare to come across a book where the majority of the words have you vigorously nodding along in your local coffee shop, seeing your childhood self reflected on the page, but this book will do just that. Hanna Flint’s debut book, Strong Female Character, is a deeply personal reflection on how film and cinema have developed over the years, especially for racialised women, with Hanna linking this back to key events over the course of her own life. It’s half memoir and half cultural commentary with an abundance of humour, honesty and emotion. Each chapter title is a quote from a film t…