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Alan Trustman, author of 'Bullitt' and 'The Thomas Crown Affair', died at 95 in Miami.
Trustman passed away on February 5 at a Miami nursing home, per his son John.
He was born in 1930 and later transitioned from corporate law to screenwriting.
Trustman’s screenwriting helped define McQueen’s cool persona in Bullitt.
Beyond film, he explored business ventures including gambling and currency trading.
Trustman authored the thriller novel Father’s Day in 1992.
He is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and 11 grandchildren.
Trustman graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Law School.
He initially practiced corporate law in Boston before entering film.
Trustman’s work includes 'They Call Me Mister Tibbs!' and other late credits.

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One Battle After Another topped the SOC Awards, earning the top honors in film.
The Studio won the television award for the episode 'The Oner.'
The SOC honored Nick Phillips with the President's Award for Libra Head technology.
Sony’s Rialto Mini received the SOC Technical Achievement Award.
The ceremony featured watch parties in Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta.
Mathew Moriarty, SOC president, praised the camera community's resilience.
The event recognized both film and television achievements in camera work.
Colin Anderson was highlighted as winner for 'One Battle After Another'.
The SOC highlighted ongoing challenges and resilience in camera work.

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Colin Anderson won camera operator of the year for his work on One Battle After Another, marking a key prize in the awards season.
The ceremony noted additional wins, including Mark Goellnicht for camera operator of the year on The Studio’s ‘The Oner’ episode.
The Society of Camera Operators credited the industry’s resilience amid challenges, including AI.
Colin Anderson has prior film credits with major titles including Star Trek, Star Wars, There Will Be Blood, and Phantom Thread.
The Hollywood Reporter frames these wins within a broader awards season with multiple industry organizations recognizing technical excellence.
The piece highlights Anderson’s extensive experience and past work on acclaimed projects, reinforcing his award pedigree.

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Kathryn Bigelow is cited as a trailblazer who directed Near Dark, proving women could handle gritty, high-octane horror.
Mary Lambert and Mary Harron are noted for bringing Stephen King’s Pet Sematary and Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho to broader audiences with a distinctive female gaze.
Modern icons Jennifer Kent and Julia Ducournau have reframed horror with The Babadook and Titane, earning critical landmark status.
Karyn Kusama and Nia DaCosta are highlighted as vital contemporary voices shaping genre with Jennifer’s Body and Candyman respectively.
Coralie Fargeat, Rose Glass, and Issa López are cited as new-guard filmmakers expanding horror’s range with Revenge, Saint Maud, and Tigers Are Not Afraid.
The article calls for continued recognition of women in all roles within the horror genre on International Women’s Day.

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