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LA Fires Incinerate Judgment Oscars Academy in 2025

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By Clint Bentley, Greg Kwedar, Clarence Maclin
| The Global Calcuttan Verified
The nominees for the 97th Academy Awards have finally been revealed, after two delays due to the devastating wildfires raging across southern California in the United States. The wildfires have yet to abate, with a new conflagration, the Hughes Fire, erupting north of Los Angeles this week.
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Director Greg Kwedar Says ‘Beef’ Star Charles Melton Has One Quality That Improves Every Set He’s on Original

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By Greg Kwedar
| IndieWire Verified
On June 4, the IndieWire Honors Spring 2026 ceremony will celebrate the creators and stars responsible for crafting some of the year’s best television series. Curated and selected by IndieWire’s editorial team, IndieWire Honors is a celebration of the creators, artisans, and performers behind shows well worth toasting. In the days leading up to the Los Angeles event, IndieWire is showcasing their work with new interviews and tributes from their peers.
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How the ‘Train Dreams’ Writers Adapted an ‘Unadaptable’ Book: Goodbye, Elvis!

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By Joel Edgerton, Clint Bentley, Greg Kwedar
| starsalert.com
The screenwriting rule of thumb is that one page of a script is equivalent to one minute of a movie. For “Train Dreams,” the Best Picture nominee starring Joel Edgerton, it almost worked out that one page of the Denis Johnson novella equaled one page of the script and one minute of the film: The novella is 113 pages of text, the screenplay is 98 pages and the movie is 102 minutes. So the adaptation must have been easy, right?Wrong.
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