The ‘Didn’t Die’ Filmmakers Made a Zombie Movie About Enduring a Tragedy — Then Their House Burned Down in the Los Angeles Fires
The filmmakers of the Midnight premiere 'Didn't Die' share their story about losing their Altadena homes in the Eaton Fire.
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They made a post-apocalyptic Sundance film. Then their homes burned
The zombie apocalypse film Didn't Die was made amid the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic and upheaval in Hollywood. The ...
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The ‘Didn’t Die’ Filmmakers Made a Zombie Movie About Enduring a Tragedy — Then Their House Burned Down in the Los Angeles Fires
Sundance 2025: Director Meera Menon, cinematographer Paul Gleason, and producer Erica ... Gleason’s on the east side of Altadena near Eaton Canyon, as well as Fishman’s on the west side ...
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The ‘Didn’t Die’ Filmmakers Made a Zombie Movie About Enduring a Tragedy — Then Their House Burned Down in the Los Angeles Fires
That scene is the climax to “Didn’t Die,” an indie zombie film premiering in the Midnight section at Sundance, but it’s also the reality that director Meera Menon, cinematographer and writer Paul ...
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Sundance 2025: Filmmakers Who Lost Homes In L.A. Wildfires Share Their Stories As They Land In Park City
Menon, her co-writer and husband Paul Gleason (also the film’s cinematographer ... at all somehow feels silly.” Menon hiked in Eaton Canyon that day with husband Paul and their daughter ...