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TECNO has launched a new film tied to its global '100 Portraits of Becoming' collaboration with artist Angélica Dass. The film highlights the personal stories of individuals behind the project's portraits, focusing on their individual journeys rather than just their images.
Warner Bros. has produced an uncensored 4K restoration of Ken Russell's 1971 cult horror film 'The Devils,' a work long known for its controversial content and limited availability. The restored version reportedly presents the film without the cuts that have historically affected its distribution.
A new three-hour documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, examines disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. The film is described as provoking strong audience reactions, including gasps and laughter, during theatrical screenings.
Taika Waititi's long-announced Star Wars movie has been put on hold indefinitely, according to reports. Waititi reportedly remains attached to the franchise in some capacity despite the project's suspension.
A new documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, titled 'You Can See Everything,' drew thousands of sellout showings during its opening weekend in U.S. theaters. It ran despite a crowded box office that included Paramount's 'Street Fighter' reboot, which took the top spot with $31 million from 3,575 theaters.
WIRED's editor recounts being invited, under NDA, to screen Nathan Fielder's new project 'You Can See Everything' ahead of its surprise debut at the Telluride Film Festival. The piece also describes a surprise phone call Fielder received from Elizabeth Holmes, in which she told him she trusted him, as part of the lead-up to a planned WIRED cover story on the comedian.
The Nathan Fielder-Lance Oppenheim documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes earned an estimated $15 million in its opening weekend despite playing in only 855 theaters, making it the second-biggest documentary opening ever. The film holds a 99% score on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic and reportedly sold out roughly 2,000 screenings, with filmmakers given rare access to Holmes and her family before she began serving her prison sentence.
An outlet has published an open discussion thread inviting readers to share their opinions on the newly released 'Street Fighter' film adaptation. The piece poses the adaptation's quality as a question for community debate rather than offering a formal review.
Director Francis Lawrence is set to adapt Pierce Brown's sci-fi novel 'Red Rising' for film. He will take on the project after completing work on the next 'Hunger Games' movie.
Belgian photographer Eva Verbeeck spent six years traveling through 28 U.S. states to photograph more than 400 girls aged 8 to 18, shooting on analog film. Each girl was invited to bring an object of personal significance for her portrait, and the resulting images make up a new book, America's Girls, On the Edge of a Dream, published by GOST Books. Verbeeck says the project grew out of her childhood fascination with American teenage life as seen through magazines and pop culture while growing up in rural Belgium.
Author Veronica Roth has spoken publicly about returning to the Divergent franchise and addressed how the film adaptations never completed the story, leaving the final installment unmade. She discussed the gap between the book series' conclusion and the movies' unresolved ending.
A historical essay revisits the famous Monty Python coconut sketch and points out that coconuts were actually well-documented in medieval England, despite the film's joke suggesting otherwise. The piece cites surviving fifteenth-century coconut cups held by Oxford and Cambridge colleges as physical evidence that the fruit reached Britain centuries before the film's setting.