More About This Film
Anima of Dawn (2026) is an upcoming experimental music short film directed by acclaimed filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson, featuring a score and performance by Thom Yorke. While details regarding the specific 2026 release are sparse in current public records, the project is closely associated with Yorke's earlier 2019 work 'Anima,' which was also directed by Anderson and released via Netflix. The new iteration suggests a continuation or reimagining of the visual and auditory themes explored in that original 15-minute piece.
- Thom Yorke serves as both lead performer and composer, utilizing his signature avant-garde electronic soundscapes.
- The film employs a surrealist narrative style, characterized by fragmented storytelling and dream-like imagery.
- Dancers and performers appear constrained by invisible threads, creating a distinctive visual motif of suspended movement.
- Paul Thomas Anderson maintains his role as director and producer, known for his high-concept visual artistry.
Where to Watch
As 'Anima of Dawn' has not yet been widely distributed, availability may vary by region and announcement status.
- Netflix – Subscription: Potential digital streaming platform based on previous collaborations.
- IMAX Experience – Theatrical Tickets: Possible limited engagement in select IMAX theaters.
- Amazon Prime Video – Rental/Purchase: Likely available for digital acquisition upon release.
- Apple TV – Purchase: Standard digital storefront for movie rentals and sales.
- Fandango – Theatrical Tickets: For booking cinema screenings if released in theaters.