About
What is alsosee?
alsosee is a place to explore how movies, books, shows, games, people, companies, events, and other subjects connect to each other.
It is built for wandering. Start with something familiar, then follow the links outward: from a movie to its actors, from an actor to other films, from a book to an adaptation, from a game to its studio, or from an event to the people and places around it.
How to use it
Browse by category, search for a title or person, or open any page and follow the related entries. The site is organized like a collection of connected files, so each page can point to other pages that provide context.
alsosee is not trying to be a complete encyclopedia or a replacement for Wikipedia, IMDb, Goodreads, or other databases. It is a curated map of relationships between things, with links out to those sources when they are useful.
Why it exists
Most reference sites are good at answering a direct question. alsosee is more interested in discovery: the next connection, the surrounding context, and the chain of “also see” links that helps one subject lead naturally to another.
The project is open source, and the underlying information is maintained as structured data in the alsosee/info repository.