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Alex Saveliev

Los Angeles
As seen in: Film Threat, Irish Film Critic, Metacritic
Producer / Film Critic / CCA Member / Screenwriter / EXEC PRODUCER OF "I’M BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT" W/ JACK HUSTON, ABBIE CORNISH & JAMIE CHUNG, OUT NOW
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Are We Good? | Film Threat Original

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By Alex Saveliev
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By Alex Saveliev | July 7, 2026 Director Steven Feinarzt’s documentary Are We Good? dives deep into the acerbic, bitter, cynical, multifaceted persona that is Marc Maron, aka “Mr. Cranky”. It may not bring anything new to the doc table but works perfectly fine as a good, old-fashioned study of a renowned, divisive public persona, with a poignant emphasis on grief and the way we deal with it.
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Lucky Strike | Film Threat

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By Alex Saveliev
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By Alex Saveliev | July 6, 2026 NOW IN THEATERS! These days, it’s refreshing to see an old-fashioned film, one that doesn’t try to adhere to Gen-Z standards of irony, self-awareness, and constant winking at the audience, but instead simply tells a good story. Veteran filmmaker Rod Lurie’s WWII-set Lucky Strike is the much-needed antidote to pretentious fare dominating theaters.
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Rolling | Film Threat

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By Alex Saveliev
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By Alex Saveliev | June 26, 2026 “Dedicated to landlords everywhere”, Robert DeBoucher and Ethan Spotts’s micro-budget thriller Rolling displays a lot of ambition and a commendable “go for broke” attitude. To paraphrase a recent review I read of Supergirl, it’s punk rock without really trying. And, since I mentioned the DC disaster, this tiny, very distant cinematic cousin happens to be way more entertaining, on a millionth of the budget.
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