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Gabriella Geisinger’s Biography

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Gabriella Geisinger is a freelancer with a focus on Japanese content and production industry, currently TV & Streaming Critic at The Japan Times. She was formerly Screen International locations editor. Prior to that, she was deputy movies editor at Digital Spy. Her work can also be found in Harpers Bazar Japan, Esquire, Curzon Journal, Gay Times, 1883, and more.

Gabriella Geisinger’s Journalist Portfolio

'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' loses its human touch in sprawling second season

'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' loses its human touch in sprawling second season

The Apple TV series lets bloated and unwieldy storytelling overwhelm the sharp character work that once set i…

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'Drops of God' decants a quiet, perfect ending

'Drops of God' decants a quiet, perfect ending

After all the rivalry, wine quests and family wounds, the Apple TV show's second season ends on a note of per…

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Behind the Scenes on Rental Family's use of location

Behind the Scenes on Rental Family's use of location

The use of locations in Hikari’s Rental Family did more than just establish a sense of place. It gave the sto…

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Emerald Fennell's romantic take on Wuthering Heights is a captivating, if flawed, adaptation

Emerald Fennell's romantic take on Wuthering Heights is a captivating, if flawed, adaptation

It finally lands in cinemas this week.

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‘Severance’ production designer Jeremy Hindle on evoking beauty and violence

‘Severance’ production designer Jeremy Hindle on evoking beauty and violence

It is an irony not lost on Severance’s Emmy-nominated production designer Jeremy Hindle that many people wish…

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Articles

Juliette Lewis reacts to THAT big Cape Fear season finale twist

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By Gabriella Geisinger Verified
| Digital Spy Verified
Apple TV's Cape Fear series explores the violent art of revenge and the lengths to which someone might go to seek it. Max Cady sets out to destroy the lives of the defence attorney who he believed set him up and her family. This premise is almost the same in every Cape Fear adaptation that came before, including the 1991 Martin Scorsese film starring Robert DeNiro as Cady, despite varying details.
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The bittersweet nostalgia of the first season of ‘Vivant’

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By Gabriella Geisinger Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
[This review contains spoilers for season one of “Vivant.”] “Vivant” tells the story of bumbling businessman Yusuke Nogi (Masato Sakai), who gets wrapped up in an international espionage plot. This inept salaryman turns out to be a king among spies and a member of Bepan, an organization tasked with protecting Japan from terrorist threats, especially those perpetrated by an enigmatic group called Tent, led by Nogon Beki (Koji Yakusho) and based in the fictional Republic of Balka.
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NYAFF rising star awardee Sara Minami talks ‘All Greens’, ‘Magical Secret Tour’

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By Gabriella Geisinger Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Source: NYAFF Sara Minami in ‘All Greens’ Sara Minami is set for a busy few days in New York. The Japanese actress stars in two features selected for the 25th New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF), where she will also receive the Screen International Rising Star Award. “It’s a wonderful thing for a film to transcend borders and reach so many different places,” says Minami, who will introduce gold smugglers caper Magical Secret Tour on July 11 and teenage get-rich-quick drama All Greens on July 13.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I wrote about music for my college paper

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used to play with my dad's typewriter because I loved the sound the keys made.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To tell stories that otherwise might not be told. To lift up voices that might not otherwise be heard.