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Despite the movie’s depiction of a real-life Californian disaster and themes that many might see as a comment on the climate crisis, actor Matthew McConaughey insists his new film The Lost Bus “was never intended to be political”.

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This harrowing true story could have made a great action film, but too often does it veer off-course.

Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera try to outrun the Californian wild fires to save a bus load of children in an epic, edge-of-your-seat thriller, plus a tender and heart-tugging tale about a ‘bearded lady’

3/5 This depiction of the 2018 Camp Fire disaster in Butte County, northern California, wants to be a realistic docu-drama, but it gives its star far too much fictional drama than is needed

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The film tells the story of bus driver Kevin McKay, who had to navigate a bus carrying children and their teacher to safety in 2018.

Matthew McConaughey returns to the big screen after six years with The Lost Bus, a survival drama rooted in the 2018 Camp Fire, California's deadliest blaze. Alongside America Ferrera, he talked to The Latin Times about revisiting a story of courage and despair that became even more personal as all…

McConaughey plays the unassuming real hero who drove a schoolbus full of children out of California’s deadliest wildfire