In YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING, Elizabeth Holmes and her family invite Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to document their lives before her prison sentence. The provocative, strange, and truly fascinating documentary blurs every line and emerges as a strong contender for the year’s best.
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Dolph: Unbreakable (2025)
On VOD 10/06/2026
The life and career of the unbreakable Dolph Lundgren, action hero, businessman, father, and so much more.
Jessica Earnshaw: Baby Doe (2026) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
In 1993, the body of an abandoned newborn baby, dubbed “Geauga’s Child,” was found in the woods. Thirty years later, Gail Ritchey, a woman from a conservative Christian community in Ohio, is arrested for the murder of a baby she says was stillborn.
Boorman And The Devil [2026]
The creation and aftermath of the notorious Exorcist II: The Heretic, along with the line of art and artist, is explored in David Kittredge’s uproarous, strangely uplifting, and often unbelievable documentary BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL.
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Bugs Bunny Superstar (1975)
In December 1975, the feature-length documentary “Bugs Bunny Superstar” had its theatrical premiere. The film was conceived as a behind-the-scenes look at the rise of the Warner Bros. animation unit that was informally known as Termite Terrace. But “Bugs Bunny Superstar” was not a Warner Bros. production. Instead, it was independently produced by first-time filmmaker Larry Jackson through his Hare-Raising Films company and released by United Artists.
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Dragon Mom (short) (2026)
A mom to a child with severe disabilities shows their lives including their joys, difficulties, and advocacy to make his life better.
30 Years of Fantasia: 2007 Reviews at Cinema-Crazed [Fantasia 2026]
As it is the 30th Anniversary of Fantasia, we (well, I on behalf of the team and site) will reshare reviews we’ve done for the fest including those done during the fest and those done for films that have played at the fest that we reviewed at other times to give an idea of the scope of Fantasia and how important it is for the film industry as a whole.