Paul Greengrass is a director you can count on to bring intensity to a hitman adventure (The Bourne Myth), a fiction of occupied Iraq (Green zone) or whatever it takes. The Irishman had already injected narrative and visual steroids into thrillers based on real events such as United 93 and relapses with Labyrinth on Fire, which is about a school bus caught in a terrible fire. This isn't a tale of paradise lost, because it all begins with scenes in which the driver, played by Matthew McConaughey, appears dejected, almost defeated by life.

Matthew McConaughey and his wife, Brazilian model Camila Alves, form one of the most stable marriages in Hollywood. Together for almost two decades, the couple married in 2012 in a Catholic ceremony in Texas, where the actor is a member, and they have three children. Beyond his acting career, the actor has also tried his hand at writing and is currently promoting his film. Poems & Payers, a book in which, among other things, he explains the secret to having a lasting marriage in a text entitled "The best thing you can do for your marriage."