About Devin Faraci
Devin Faraci was a blogger.
Controversy Faraci stepped down as the head of Birth.Movies.Death. after being accused of sexual assault in 2016. In 2017, Faraci was fired for a second time by Alamo Drafthouse after it was revealed that CEO Tim League quietly rehired Faraci as a copywriter 10 months after the sexual assault allegations. Faraci later said he felt suicidal after the assault charges were made. Faraci was interviewed about his sexual assault charges for the 2018 PBS television series MeToo, Now What? about the MeToo movement.
Later life In February 2018, Faraci revealed the start of a new cinematic website, Cinema Sangha, described as "film from an occasionally Buddhist perspective." Faraci also hosts the podcast Marvelvision.
Personal life In 2023, Faraci wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post about how his life had been affected by his wife Brittany Knupper's cancer diagnosis.
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