The ‘Didn’t Die’ Filmmakers Made a Zombie Movie About Enduring a Tragedy — Then Their House Burned Down in the Los Angeles Fires
Director Meera Menon, cinematographer Paul Gleason, and producer Erica Fishman speak with IndieWire about why they're still coming to the festival after their loss.
Would Snarky Millennials Podcast Through a Zombie Apocalypse? ‘Didn’t Die’ Examines Processing Grief, Family and the Undead — Sundance
Meera Menon has directed episodes of some of the biggest series on television, including “The Walking Dead,” “Westworld” and ...
Sundance 2025: Filmmakers Who Lost Homes In L.A. Wildfires Share Their Stories As They Land In Park City
One of the best parts of covering the Sundance Film Festival is getting to know the filmmakers and casts, and hearing their ...
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Local Real Estate Agent Sues Southern California Edison for Starting the Eaton Fire
ALTADENA, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / January 23, 2025 / On January 20, 2025, a real estate agent from Altadena, California filed a lawsuit (Case No. 25STCV01553, filed in Los Angeles County ...
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They made a post-apocalyptic Sundance film. Then their homes burned
Just hours before the Eaton Fire barreled through Altadena earlier this month, filmmaker Meera Menon and her husband, Paul Gleason, were in Eaton Canyon playing with their 3-year-old. "We have all ...
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Which LA Fire Victims Get Money on GoFundMe — and Who Gets Left Out?
As the Eaton fire swept through Altadena, California, Mai-Lin Graves came to a brutal realization: The victims were people she grew up with. “That’s my old elementary school teacher ...
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'This don't seem real': Former teacher revisits Altadena school destroyed by Eaton fire
Former teacher Tyanta "Mr. Tigger" Snow speaks with NBC News' Morgan Chesky about his devastating visit to his former teaching school, Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, in Altadena, California.