Grushenka Geusebach

Ms. Geusebach became a life-long film fanatic when her dad moved in next door to a small-town video store. She spent every available moment watching all the VHS tapes she could lay her hands on.

There probably aren’t that many 13-year-olds working their way through Ingmar Bergman movies in remote rural communities.  Needless to say, she was a lonely child.

When not watching movies she could be found special ordering Cure albums and writing poems about alienation.

Since those formative years, she’s used film as a way to solve all life’s problems, retreating to darkened cinema when reality strikes.

Mostly you’ll find her wearing black, buying vampire kitsch, and playing video games.