Ed Glaser
Ed Glaser is a filmmaker, film historian, and author whose work explores what happens when stories move. As films cross borders, pass between generations, or find new audiences, they are translated, reinterpreted, misunderstood, rediscovered, and sometimes transformed into something entirely new.
That fascination runs through much of his work, shaping projects that explore the unexpected journeys of films, genres, and ideas. Glaser is the author of How the World Remade Hollywood: Global Interpretations of 65 Iconic Films, creator of the award-winning video series Deja View, and editor and publisher of the first English-language edition of Dracula in Istanbul: The Unauthorized Version of the Gothic Classic.
His original films and series approach the same ideas from the opposite direction. Rather than tracing the evolution of existing works, they explore how familiar genres can be reshaped in surprising ways.
Neon Harbor
Neon Harbor began as a home for Glaser’s independent productions and gradually grew into something broader. Today it serves as a single place for his creative work, historical research, preservation projects, and ongoing explorations of world cinema and popular culture.
The name remains intentionally a little atmospheric. Visitors are welcome to interpret it however they like.
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