Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Quick note: I had to re-upload this video because the audio in the original version was… not great. I’m really sorry about that and appreciate your patience. I think it’s much better now, and I’m grateful to everyone who came back to watch again.
In this video, I share my experience watching H Is for Hawk ahead of its release and participating in a Zoom interview with the creators. Based on the beloved memoir, H Is for Hawk stars Claire Foy as Helen, a woman navigating grief after the sudden death of her father (Brendan Gleeson) by turning to the ancient art of falconry. As she trains a wild goshawk named Mabel, Helen begins a quiet, powerful journey of healing and emotional reckoning.
I talk about what it was like to attend the at-home screening, what stood out to me in the interview, and why this film left such a deep impression on me. H Is for Hawk is a beautiful, reflective film about nature, loss, and resilience, and I truly think it’s one to experience on the big screen.
🎬 H Is for Hawk arrives in theaters January 23, 2026.
A huge thank you to the promo team and everyone who made this screening and interview possible. I’m so grateful to have been included in this experience.
This video is not sponsored.
If you love thoughtful book-to-film adaptations, quiet character-driven stories, and visually stunning movies about grief and healing, this one is for you.
I mention: Elizabeth @PlantBasedBride
Makeup used:
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Quick note: I had to re-upload this video because the audio in the original version was… not great. I’m really sorry about that and appreciate your patience. I think it’s much better now, and I’m grateful to everyone who came back to watch again.
In this video, I share my experience watching H Is for Hawk ahead of its release and participating in a Zoom interview with the creators. Based on the beloved memoir, H Is for Hawk stars Claire Foy as Helen, a woman navigating grief after the sudden death of her father (Brendan Gleeson) by turning to the ancient art of falconry. As she trains a wild goshawk named Mabel, Helen begins a quiet, powerful journey of healing and emotional reckoning.
I talk about what it was like to attend the at-home screening, what stood out to me in the interview, and why this film left such a deep impression on me. H Is for Hawk is a beautiful, reflective film about nature, loss, and resilience, and I truly think it’s one to experience on the big screen.
🎬 H Is for Hawk arrives in theaters January 23, 2026.
A huge thank you to the promo team and everyone who made this screening and interview possible. I’m so grateful to have been included in this experience.
This video is not sponsored.
If you love thoughtful book-to-film adaptations, quiet character-driven stories, and visually stunning movies about grief and healing, this one is for you.
I mention: Elizabeth @PlantBasedBride
Makeup used:
Hannah Louise Poston X Salt New York saltnewyork.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoph11sTSWTtHEC29jmbZOj9FJRr_zNY9j-lwPrR4n_qhlAS5BR3
Amuse me in my inbox - rachelle.e.swearingen (at) gmail.com
Befriend me on Goodreads -goodreads.com/user/show/139310469-shelly-swearingen
Drop by on Instagram - Shellyish
h is for hawk movie, h is for hawk film adaptation, claire foy h is for hawk, h is for hawk interview, book to film adaptation, roadside attractions, upcoming movies 2026, nature films, grief and healing movies, falconry film
FTC disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission for purchases made through some of the links.
