Nothing Hidden: Full “You Can See Everything” Trailer Takes a Startling New Look at Elizabeth Holmes
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's “You Can See Everything” offers unprecedented access to Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before she entered federal prison. The new trailer reveals why the documentary emerged from Telluride as one of the year's most-discussed films.
From Basement Bandmates to “Resident Evil”: Composers Hays & Ryan Holladay on Reuniting With Zach Cregger
“Resident Evil” composers Hays and Ryan Holladay discuss reuniting with Zach Cregger, drawing inspiration from Miles Davis, and creating the pulsating, dread-filled score that powers one of the year's biggest horror hits
A Commonwealth of Stories: 2026 MPA Industry Champion Honoree Senator Robert Stivers on Kentucky’s Production Future
2026 MPA Industry Champion honoree Senator Robert Stivers discusses Kentucky's growing production industry, the workers behind the credits, and why film and television can help diversify the Commonwealth's economy while creating opportunities statewide.
The Power of Storytelling: 2026 MPA Industry Champion Honoree Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock on Georgia’s Production Future
2026 MPA Industry Champion honoree Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock discusses Georgia's emergence as a global production hub, the workers and businesses that power the industry's success, and why storytelling remains one of America's most valuable exports.
2026 MPA Creative Protector Award Recipient Egyptian Ministry of Interior on Dismantling a Global Piracy Network
The recipient of the 2026 MPA Creative Protector Award, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior discusses the investigation that helped dismantle StreamEast, why modern piracy is powered by sophisticated criminal networks, and how international cooperation is reshaping the fight against digital crime.
Making His Own Odds: 2026 MPA Creator Award Winner Francis Lawrence on Building Blockbusters With Heart
2026 MPA Creator Award recipient Francis Lawrence reflects on his rise from music videos to blockbuster filmmaking, the enduring power of “The Hunger Games,” and why he believes “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” ranks among the franchise’s strongest films.
Brad Pitt’s Cliff Booth Takes the Wheel Official Trailer for “The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth”
Brad Pitt reprises his Oscar-winning role as Cliff Booth in David Fincher's “The Adventures of Cliff Booth.” The first full trailer reveals a new chapter for the former stuntman, joined by Elizabeth Debicki, Scott Caan, and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.
From Plague to Protest: Paul Greengrass Finds Modern Parallels in his Andrew Garfield-Led Epic “The Uprising”
Director Paul Greengrass discusses why Andrew Garfield’s reluctant hero became the emotional center of “The Uprising,” how the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt echoes modern unrest, and why ordinary people remain at the heart of history’s biggest movements.
Game On: First Reactions to Zach Cregger’s “Resident Evil” Say he’s Turned the Games’ Tension Into Relentless Big-Screen Terror
The first reactions to Zach Cregger's “Resident Evil” are here, and critics are praising the filmmaker's bloody, surprising new spin on the beloved horror franchise. Many singled out Austin Abrams' performance while celebrating the film's inventive scares.
The Crews Are Ready: Why America’s Production Strengths Are Worth Building On
As Washington debates a federal production incentive, filmmakers across America are telling the same story: world-class crews, thriving small businesses, and local communities are helping power film and television production from Georgia to New Mexico and beyond.
Patient Zero: Zach Cregger Takes “Resident Evil” in a New Direction
Fresh off the success of “Weapons,” Zach Cregger is taking a bold swing with “Resident Evil.” The filmmaker discusses fan backlash, positive test screenings, Austin Abrams' starring role, and why removing jokes made the franchise reboot even scarier.
How VFX Wizard John Knoll & Sound Master David Acord Made “The Mandalorian and Grogu” Bigger Than Ever
For “The Mandalorian and Grogu,” VFX supervisor John Knoll and sound designer David Acord blended photogrammetry, practical effects, virtual production, and immersive sound to expand Din Djarin and Grogu's galaxy without losing the spirit fans fell in love with.
Summer of Love: How Moviegoers, Original Hits, and Big Swings Delivered a Record-Breaking Season
The record-breaking $4.76 billion Summer 2026 box office was fueled by original hits like “Obsession” and “Backrooms,” blockbuster successes like “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” and a renewed audience appetite for the theatrical experience.
Nathan Fielder & Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc “You Can See Everything” Stuns Telluride
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's “You Can See Everything” arrives after years of Elizabeth Holmes coverage, yet the filmmakers have crafted something startlingly new. Following its surprise Telluride debut, the A24 documentary is already generating major awards buzz.
Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” Gallops Into Awards Season After 13-Minute Venice Ovation
John Malkovich was visibly moved after Martin McDonagh's “Wild Horse Nine” premiered to a 13-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. The enthusiastic response immediately fueled awards-season speculation for McDonagh's latest and its acclaimed cast.
Paradise Lost, Headlines Won: Netflix Unveils Trailers for “East of Eden” & “Ink”
Zoe Kazan's ambitious adaptation of John Steinbeck's “East of Eden” and Danny Boyle's electrifying take on James Graham's “Ink” showcase powerhouse casts, visionary filmmakers, and stories driven by obsession, ambition, and consequence
Web of Loss: Composer Michael Giacchino on Rebuilding Spider-Man’s Theme Note by Note
Composer Michael Giacchino reveals how he reshaped Spider-Man's music for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” stripping notes from Peter Parker's theme to reflect loss, loneliness, and growth as Tom Holland's hero confronts a powerful new chapter.
Denim Against Dinosaurs: How Erin Benach Built Anne Hathaway’s Vintage Armor for “The End of Oak Street”
Costume designer Erin Benach takes us inside the creation of the early-1980s world of “The End of Oak Street,” revealing how vintage fashion, character-driven design, and practical stunt-ready costumes helped bring Anne Hathaway’s dinosaur thriller to life.
“The Dog Stars”: Ridley Scott on Preparing For the End of the World
Ridley Scott discusses his visually stunning adaptation of “The Dog Stars,” why Westerns continue to influence his filmmaking, how storyboarding shapes every shot he makes, and why optimism remains essential to surviving both filmmaking and the apocalypse.
How “The End of Oak Street” Editor John Axelrad Crafted Anne Hathaway & Ewan McGregor’s Lean, Mean Dinosaur Thriller
Editor John Axelrad discusses how he streamlined “The End of Oak Street” into a tight, suspenseful thrill ride, balancing family drama, horror, humor, and prehistoric chaos while finding the perfect rhythm for Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor's dinosaur-infested adventure.
