Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Blackfilmandtv.com's Wilson Morales talks to #RashidaJones, #DaveedDiggs, director Andrew Stanton, and writer Colby Day on Searchlight Pictures' #InTheBlinkOfAnEye
Directed by Andrew Stanton from a script written by Colby Day, the cast includes Rashida Jones, Kate McKinnon, Daveed Diggs, Jorge Vargas, and Tanaya Beatty. Searchlight will debut Stanton's In the Blink of an Eye streaming on Hulu directly starting on February 27th, 2026
An elegantly interwoven triptych that contemplates the essence of humanity across 3 moments in time. A Neanderthal family, displaced from their home, struggles to survive, protect the children, and use primitive tools. In the present day, Claire (Rashida Jones), a driven post-grad anthropologist studying ancient proto-human remains, begins a relationship with a fellow student (Daveed Diggs). And centuries later, on a spaceship bound for a distant planet, Coakley (Kate McKinnon) and a sentient AI computer confront a disease afflicting the ship’s oxygen-producing plants. The artful, poetic way the film's storylines intersect creates a profound, philosophical meditation on how we experience love, loss (of parents and children), mortality and the need for connection — with each other, the natural world, and technology..
Blackfilmandtv.com's Wilson Morales talks to #RashidaJones, #DaveedDiggs, director Andrew Stanton, and writer Colby Day on Searchlight Pictures' #InTheBlinkOfAnEye
Directed by Andrew Stanton from a script written by Colby Day, the cast includes Rashida Jones, Kate McKinnon, Daveed Diggs, Jorge Vargas, and Tanaya Beatty. Searchlight will debut Stanton's In the Blink of an Eye streaming on Hulu directly starting on February 27th, 2026
An elegantly interwoven triptych that contemplates the essence of humanity across 3 moments in time. A Neanderthal family, displaced from their home, struggles to survive, protect the children, and use primitive tools. In the present day, Claire (Rashida Jones), a driven post-grad anthropologist studying ancient proto-human remains, begins a relationship with a fellow student (Daveed Diggs). And centuries later, on a spaceship bound for a distant planet, Coakley (Kate McKinnon) and a sentient AI computer confront a disease afflicting the ship’s oxygen-producing plants. The artful, poetic way the film's storylines intersect creates a profound, philosophical meditation on how we experience love, loss (of parents and children), mortality and the need for connection — with each other, the natural world, and technology..
