Orestes Adam is a Features Writer at Collider. With a background in Screenwriting, Film Studies, and Comparative Literature, he explores a wide range of cinematic topics, from beloved rom-coms to art-house critical darlings and even B-movie schlock. Orestes is dedicated to informing his readers about the movies they didn't know they needed to see, and his work has been featured in Collider.
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Orestes Adam's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly movies, film directors, actors, movie trivia, and movie genres. He frequently includes expert commentary and reviews in his articles.
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