Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At film festivals, buzz builds quickly, and in Toronto this year, one of the first titles to catch fire was Paul Greengrass’ “The ...

Director Paul Greengrass thrives on recreating real-life crisis, whether it’s putting audiences aboard a commercial airplane hijacked on 9/11 (“United 93”) or a container-ship overrun by Somali ...

Director Paul Greengrass turns the chaos of the 2018 Paradise wildfire into a grounded survival thriller, starring Matthew ...

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In making The Lost Bus, Paul Greengrass joined forces with Brad Ingelsby (Mare of Easttown, Task) on an adaptation of former San Francisco Chronicle reporter Lizzie Johnson’s book Paradise: One Town’s ...

Handheld cameras. Ground-level urgency. True stories reframed as thrillers. It's the Paul Greengrass formula - and in "The Lost Bus," the director applies it to California's deadliest wildfire. As the ...

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 ...

"I've spent my entire life trying to escape... But after a few years, my life turned to shame... Maybe I could earn a second chance." Apple TV has debuted another chilling full-length trailer for the ...

Andrew Garfield is set to star alongside Katherine Waterston in Paul Greengrass’ upcoming untitled period war film set in medieval England, which Jason Blum will produce through Blumhouse and Focus ...

Greengrass thought he saw the answer at U2’s immersive Sphere concert, but then “The Lost Bus” production took a detour to New Mexico. Director Paul Greengrass thrives on recreating real-life crisis, ...

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.