Matthew McConaughey stars in 'The Lost Bus,' a visceral wildfire drama based on the true story of a heroic rescue during California's 2018 Camp Fire. The film, directed by Paul Greengrass, immerses viewers in the chaos, noise, heat, and danger of the wildfire, portraying McConaughey as Kevin McKay, a bus driver risking everything to evacuate children alongside America Ferrera's character, Mary Ludwig. The movie stays true to real events, emphasizing heroism and emotional resilience, avoiding melodrama despite the perilous circumstances. McConaughey's performance highlights his charm and determination, portraying a man seeking redemption amid personal struggles, including issues with his family and career. The film is set to be released in cinemas on September 19 and on Apple TV+ on October 3. Additionally, McConaughey is touring with his poetry book 'Poems & Prayers,' featuring live readings and musical collaborations with artists like Jon Bon Jovi and John Mayer. The actor discusses acting alongside his family, including his son Levi and mother Kay, and shares insights into his creative projects.