On Nov. 8, 2018, the day one of the deadliest wildfires in U.S. history burned the town of Paradise, California, and killed 85 people, a school bus driver was sent to pick up 22 elementary school ...

America Ferrera got two McConaugheys for the price of one on her new movie, “The Lost Bus.” The film is inspired by the real-life 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise, California, with a focus on a bus driver ...

TORONTO — Few things in the world are more powerful, more destructive and more terrifying than a wildfire. In the new Apple TV+ film “The Lost Bus,” the horrific saga of the Camp Fire of 2018 is told ...

TIFF: Greengrass, McConaughey, and Curtis tell IndieWire about the treacherous making of their true disaster movie about the California Camp Fire of 2018. “This is not a political movie,” Curtis said.

A producer on the Toronto International Film Festival premiere about California’s 2018 wildfire, Curtis shared why she “felt a kinship” with its subjects Benjamin VanHoose is a Staff Editor on the ...

Jamie Lee Curtis is sharing a piece of family history. The actress, 66, revealed that she found a connection between the movie “The Lost Bus,” which she recently produced, and her late mother, Janet ...

TORONTO — Some difficult dilemmas are faced in “The Lost Bus,” a survival drama starring Matthew McConaughey that premiered Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival. Running time: 130 minutes ...

TIFF: For his latest fact-based action-drama, Greengrass goes micro and macro on the harrowing events of the Camp Fire, with stars Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera taking a backseat to ...

For Matthew McConaughey, acting has become a family affair. Indeed, the 55-year-old reflected on what it was like starring alongside his 17-year-old son Levi McConaughey for his feature film acting ...

It turns out that Kathryn Bigelow isn’t the only director who has surfaced at this year’s fall festivals to prove just how adept they are at muscular, adrenalized filmmaking. Three days after ...

Nothing says “awards season” like a fall film festival. The Times’ reporters, critics, videographers and photographers are on the ground at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, bringing you ...