Editor William Goldenberg and Director Paul Greengrass elaborate on the plot of The Lost Bus, a white-knuckle ride disaster movie with a burning environmental message.
Despite best efforts to contain the wildfire engulfing the Northern Californian town of Paradise, the local fire chief, exhausted, admits defeat. At a press conference he declares: “We're creating more fires, bigger fires, every year. We are being foolish.”
It’s the nearest The Lost Bus comes to damning us all for the environmental damage that helped turn Paradise into a tinderbox in the real-life story depicted...
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