Orestes Adam
Features Writer
Contributing since November, 2022
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About Orestes Adam
Born from dreams of celluloid, Orestes is a Greek-American writer based in London with degrees in Screenwriting, Film Studies, and Comparative Literature, as well as years of experience in international marketing for Hollywood's biggest studios. A dedicated writer, he loves his characters and pushing them beyond their limits, but in between, relishes in the opportunity to inform his Collider readers on everything they didn't think they need to know about the movies. Whether a beloved rom-com or Cold War propaganda, art-house critical darlings or outstanding B-movie schlock, so long as readers are in search of new movies, Orestes will provide.
Latest Articles
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The team behind 'Blue Beetle' embraced Latino heritage in more ways than one.
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There's no glory at the top of this hill!
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Game recognized game, even back in 1924.
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Lynch was already peak Lynch from the very start.
Martin Scorsese Championed Restoring 'The Red Shoes' for a Beautiful Reason
Sometimes the best thing that an expert filmmaker can do is give back to that which inspired them.