The annual Writers Guild of America (WGA) Awards ceremony took place in New York City, honoring the year’s most exceptional storytelling. The night’s most prestigious accolades were claimed by “Sinners” and “The Battle of Baktan Cross.”
Ryan Coogler, the mastermind behind “Sinners,” secured the award for Best Original Screenplay. His script triumphed over a competitive field that included “Marty Supreme,” “Weapons,” “Black Bag,” and “I’d Kick You If I Could.”
In the Best Adapted Screenplay category, Paul Thomas Anderson emerged victorious for “The Battle of Baktan Cross,” which he adapted from Thomas Pynchon’s novel “Vineland.” The film edged out notable contenders such as “Bugonia,” “Hamnet,” “Train Dreams,” and “Frankenstein.”
On the television front, top honors were bestowed upon the series “Pitt,” “The Studio,” and “Dying for Sex.”
Review
Coogler’s Gambit: A Review of the Horror Film “Sinners”
05.28.2025 / Text: Vladimir Rostovsky
Review
Viva la Revolución, Indeed! A Review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s “The Battle of Baktan Cross”
09.29.2025 / Text: Katya Karslidi
Series Overview
“Hospital Pitt” Shatters Ratings: Unlocking the Mystery Behind the Year’s Most Discussed Medical Drama
January 15 / Text: Yana Telova
Series Overview
Review of “The Studio” — Hollywood Satire Featuring Seth Rogen and an Ensemble of Stars
03.20.2025 / Text: Maxim Ershov
Series Overview
Review of “Dying for Sex” — A Provocative Comedy About a Woman’s Search for Fulfillment
04.11.2025 / Text: Olya Smolina
