Alex Saveliev

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By Alex Saveliev | June 2019

A HISJI is a vengeful thing Five times its name you never sing With skin pale white and eyes of green It’s…

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A HISJI is a vengeful thing Five times its name you never sing With skin pale white and eyes of green It’s something you’ve already...

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As an ardent fan of animation, I am eternally grateful for distribution companies like GKIDS. In addition to representing Hayao Miyazaki and Satoshi...

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Diver and environmentalist Jean-Michel Cousteau, like his famous father Jack, believes that “you only protect what you love.” His documentary Wonders...

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Use Me, filmmaker Julian Shaw’s feature directorial debut purposefully blurs the line between reality and fiction. A study of our addiction to...

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Being a Los Angeles resident, I frequently run across Latino migrant workers. They stand outside Home Depots in groups – sometimes in sweltering heat –...

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Say what you want about Miles Doleac’s cinematic output, but there’s no denying the man’s a filmmaking machine. His less-than-a-decade-long resume...

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Executing a dark comedy is by no means an easy task for any director. Unless the nihilistic laughs serve to emphasize some grander theme or statement about...

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Neil Gaiman has long been one of my favorite authors, ever since I first laid eyes on his magnum opus, the graphic novel Sandman. From ancient mythology...

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Documentary filmmaker Frédéric Tcheng knows a thing or two about fashion. He began his career by working on Matt Tyrnauer’s probing portrait Valentino:...

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Massively influential Mexican architect Luis Barragán believed that “any work of architecture which does not express serenity is a mistake.” Yet...

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