Some quotes:

"“I didn’t go there with prejudgement. Of course, I had all these stereotypes in my head that I got from reading Russian and Western media. But I didn’t judge (the Russian soldiers),” she said in an interview with Fred Film Radio during the festival.''

''Some of Trofimova’s previous work was affiliated with Russian state-controlled media. Several of her documentaries, “Congo, My Precious,” “Victims of ISIS,” “Her War: Women vs. ISIS,” and “The Road to Raqqa,” were produced by RT Documentary, a Russian state-owned TV channel.''

''In her ongoing press coverage for the film, Trofimova has also claimed that she never witnessed any war crimes being committed by Russian soldiers during her time on the front line."

And the real kicker for me, which the article doesn't mention is the fact-

this is internationally funded.

Captain Ahab would also make a good Ventrue, but it'd be hard to explain how he got embraced at the bottom of the ocean.

my favourite part of @FakeGenreBot is, when on desktop, clicking and dragging the record discs out of the sleeve. try it at home!

James: A man who spent his life confessing his feelings to a woman through hosting extravagant balls. When she died in a car accident before he could simply tell her, he fell into a depression and wanted for nothing. That is until he was embraced into Clan Ventrue: who pitied James for his incredible efforts to gain something so simply achieved. Now James' efforts are quite straightforward compared to the extravagance of his former life- staining himself in crimson while revelling in the night life. On occasion he will develop a new obsession, and with James' abilities and knowledge, he will never let the subject escape again.