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A young boy named Eems prepares for Halloween, alone, while his mother sleeps. Directed by Chris Berry.
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The Best Picture & Writing team on their process – and the film's out-of-nowhere ending.
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Enter the Summer ShowcaseFor Filmmakers Summer 2026
For the first time, the Showcase opens to filmmakers everywhere – every genre, students and professionals alike, documentaries included. Our earlier competitions were student-only; this is our first open call at real scale.
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Issue No. 57 · June 21, 2026
Lynch · Toy Story · Read Receipts
Anchor Essay
The Logic of Lost Highway
Chief critic Miles Stephenson goes headfirst into the weird world of David Lynch
In This Issue · No. 57
Anchor Essay · Miles Stephenson
Our chief critic was never a Lynch guy. This year he's diving headfirst into the surreal, logic-defying filmography – Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, and what it means to feel a film you can't quite follow.
The Weekend's Releases · Nicolas James
Pixar's Toy Story was once "the perfect trilogy." Then came a fourth. This weekend, a fifth. Nicolas James on whether the latest installments have been earned – or are just another grab from the always-greedy Mouse.
Read Receipts · Vol. Four
Last week Spielberg's Disclosure Day opened big. This week it's up against the new Toy Story. We read the weekend's numbers closely – and there's a very clear winner.
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Each season, PREVO runs a film competition. The Summer Showcase — our most open competition yet — accepts short films of any genre from filmmakers at every level, including documentaries. Accepted films are added to the platform and put to a subscriber vote across five categories: Best Picture, Acting, Cinematography, Writing, and Music. Live tallies are visible in real time. The top-voted films in each category advance to a panel of entertainment industry professionals for final judging, with winners announced at a livestreamed awards ceremony.
Email your film (or a private link) to submissions@prevostreaming.com along with a short logline and any posters or stills you have. PREVO accepts submissions from filmmakers of all backgrounds year-round — the Summer Showcase has a July 5 deadline, but general catalogue submissions are always open. We screen every film before it goes live and follow up within seven days.
Short films, almost exclusively — indie and student work that's been screened before it premieres here. Most submissions come through film festivals, which means the catalogue skews toward films that have already been recognized somewhere. You'll find drama, documentary, experimental work, and everything in between. If it's good and it fits, it's on PREVO.
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