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Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary premieres secretly at Telluride

A previously unannounced documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes screened as a surprise premiere at the Telluride Film Festival. Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, 'You Can See Everything' follows Holmes and husband Billy Evans during the 34 days before she began serving her federal prison sentence in May 2023, with Fielder reportedly living in their guest house to capture the footage. A24 plans to release the film in October.

Nathan Fielder's 174-Minute Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at Telluride

Nathan Fielder, working with documentarian Lance Oppenheim and backed by A24, has made a nearly three-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, the Theranos founder now serving an 11-year prison sentence for fraud. The film, titled 'You Can See Everything,' premiered as a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival and blends documentary and reality-TV style filmmaking rather than presenting a straightforward account of the case. Holmes reportedly sought out the project herself before beginning her prison term, wanting her final days of freedom captured on camera.

Zach Cregger addresses Resident Evil fan expectations for his upcoming film

Director Zach Cregger has acknowledged that fans of the Resident Evil video game franchise have specific expectations for his film adaptation, but says he can't satisfy every demand. He's asking audiences to temper expectations while promising the movie will honor the source material in meaningful ways.

IMAX theaters use taller screens and unique cameras to reshape films, not just enlarge them

IMAX auditoriums use distinct 1.90:1 or 1.43:1 aspect ratios for digital and film projection, resulting in screens that are notably taller and squarer than standard cinemas, some reaching nearly 60 feet tall for 70mm showings. Filmmakers like Christopher Nolan note that shooting for IMAX means capturing more visual information and carefully planning framing so movies translate across different screen shapes, rather than simply blowing up existing footage.

Shudder debuts James Ross II's feature horror film 'Parasomnia'

'Parasomnia,' the debut feature from writer-director James Ross II, has premiered on the streaming service Shudder this week. The film centers on nightmares manifesting into reality, delivering a plot that reviewers describe as convoluted yet engaging.

Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 to bring 'Spirited Away' stage adaptation back to US cinemas

GKids and Fathom Entertainment will screen two separate filmed stage productions of 'Spirited Away' as part of Studio Ghibli Fest 2026 in US theaters. The stage adaptation, originally produced in Japan, dramatizes Hayao Miyazaki's animated classic with live actors and theatrical staging.

Pokémon Anime Studio CloverWorks Sets 'Wild Card' Film for 2027 Release

CloverWorks, the animation studio behind recent Pokémon anime work, is producing a new theatrical film titled 'Wild Card' scheduled for 2027. The release adds to what is shaping up to be a major year for the franchise across media.

Peter Cullen's Optimus Prime Voice Anchors Every Transformers Iteration

Across decades of reboots, films and animated series, Peter Cullen has consistently returned as the voice of Optimus Prime, providing continuity to the Transformers franchise regardless of who else is involved in a given production. His presence has become a defining thread linking the many different creative visions the property has cycled through.

'Buddy' Joins Long List of Kids' Characters Turned Horror Villains

A new film called 'Buddy' reimagines a wholesome children's character as a menacing figure, continuing a recurring trend in entertainment where beloved kid-friendly icons are twisted into horror antagonists. The concept taps into nostalgia while subverting it for shock value.

Video game adaptations replace superhero films as Hollywood's dominant trend

Hollywood is increasingly turning to video game properties for film and TV adaptations as superhero content declines, following the box-office success of Illumination's $1.3 billion Super Mario Bros. Movie and critically praised shows like The Last of Us and Fallout. This marks a dramatic turnaround from the disastrous 1993 Super Mario Bros. film, which flopped due to mismatched tonal choices and studio interference.

GKIDS Sets Two-Night Theatrical Run for Anime Film 'The Last Blossom'

GKIDS is bringing 'The Last Blossom,' a new anime feature from the creators of the acclaimed mystery series ODDTAXI, to theaters for a limited two-night engagement on August 30 and 31. The film follows a former yakuza member whose story is paired symbolically with a plant, a choice the director discusses as central to the narrative's themes.

Richard Kelly writes 'Donnie Darko' sequel novel, eyes new film franchise

Richard Kelly, director of the 2001 cult film 'Donnie Darko,' has written a book that directly continues the story of the original movie. Kelly has said he hopes the novel could serve as the foundation for additional films expanding the franchise beyond the original.