Hanna is back in a big way this summer and by the looks of things Amazon Prime Video wants everyone in Los Angeles to know about it.
Esmé Creed-Miles as the titular character in the second season of this television reimagining of the 2011 film directed by Joe Wright, with its screenplay by Seth Lochhead and David Farr.
The 15-year-old Hanna was raised in the forest by her adoptive father 'Erik Heller' (played by Joel Kinnaman) after being rescued from a super-soldier CIA facility where babies DNA was genetically altered to make them better assassins.
He once recruited pregnant women, including her birth mother 'Johanna', for this UTRAX program at the request of his CIA handler 'Marissa Wiegler' (played by Mireille Enos).
Falling in love with Johanna, Erik rescues her baby and flees, although her mother is killed in the process and Wiegler is instructed to shut down the covert project.
Years later after being trained in fighting and survival by her father and wanting to explore the world beyond her forest in Poland, Hanna appears on the radar of the CIA again and is captured.
Taken to a clandestine base in Morocco she uses her skills to escape and travels across Europe to reunite with her father, who believes the only way they can be safe is to take on Marissa Wiegler directly.
When secrets from her past and Heller's are revealed, Erik decides to tell Hanna the whole truth and they return to the clandestine facility in Romania to rescue other trainees in the program.
Meanwhile Wiegler beings to question the truth behind the UTRAX project and not everyone makes it out alive at the end of the first season.
Now it's time for eight all-new episodes in Hanna's coming-of-age story, where more secrets are revealed, alliances shift and there's action aplenty.
The yellow and blue design sophomore season billboards were photographed taking over the busy intersection of Venice and La Cienega Boulevards on July 9.
Meanwhile the giant-sized season two ad creative was snapped along the Sunset Strip and the other landscape versions along Santa Monica Boulevard, La Brea Avenue, 3rd Street, San Vicente Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard from July 8, 2020, and the following day.
Fans of the Prime Video thriller can also enjoy these launch billboards for Hanna filling the city skyline last spring.
If you can't get enough of Hanna then you're in luck, as it's been confirmed that the series will be fighting its way back for a third season in the future.
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