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“I want to be in control of drafting at least 80% the timing and cohesiveness of character and narrative. I want to be in control of giving you an experience, and want you to be acknowledged as an audience and can do things but only in a limited scope.”

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Saschka Unseld
Saschka Unseld

Saschka Unseld is a German film director known for his unique visual style and creative thinking. His work spans a variety of genres, including documentaries, animations, and experimental films. Unseld's films often explore themes of society, culture, and personal identity, and his cinematic language is rich and diverse, earning him praise from audiences and critics alike. more

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