Valeria Fedorova

Valeria is a content manager, fact checker, and true connoisseur of sophisticated detective shows, especially those set somewhere between foggy Britain and the moody fjords of Scandinavia. She can talk for hours about young Endeavour Morse solving cases to the sound of opera, or why Inspector Gently remains one of British television's most underappreciated characters.

But her love for cinema extends beyond detective stories. She's just as enthusiastic about rewatching "Face/Off" (and debating who's better – Cage or Travolta). Or diving into the atmosphere of "Dead Poets Society" (carpe diem, O Captain! My Captain!). When it comes to anime, Valeria passionately discusses both the philosophical undertones of "Evangelion" and the warm nostalgia of Miyazaki's Porco Rosso soaring over the Adriatic Sea.

For her, cinema is first and foremost a visual art, where every frame must be perfect. That's why she finds herself mesmerized by the sweeping panoramas of "Shogun" and "The Three-Body Problem," which leave viewers spellbound.

Accuracy and reliability aren't just buzzwords for Valeria. They're the foundation of her work. She pays meticulous attention to fact-checking, always goes back to primary sources, and never relies on a single resource. When working with content, she verifies every figure, double-checks all names and titles, and confirms dates and event details. Her colleagues know that if a piece has gone through Valeria, its accuracy is guaranteed. She's developed her own data verification system and maintains a database of reliable sources she consults while working on materials. Her attention to detail has repeatedly prevented the publication of inaccurate information, and her edits and clarifications often make crucial contributions to the final product.