bienvenu
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of bienvenu
Literally, “well arrived”
Example Sentences
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In fact, first-time director Ugo Bienvenu conjures not one but two apocalyptic climate futures for his 2D time-travel odyssey, produced by actor Natalie Portman and distributed by Neon in an English-language version.
From Los Angeles Times
For Bienvenu, best known for his graphic novels, shorts and music videos, the goal was to present a future filled with hope.
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“What makes a human is experience,” Bienvenu emphasized, “and I wanted to say machines are in a world of experience.”
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By contrast, Bienvenu conceived of Arco’s elevated platform world as a transcendent Eden.
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Bienvenu, who principally worked out of his Remembers studio in Paris, infused the animation with a global visual style that comes from living in Paris, L.A.,
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