‘Pop Pop’ Dives Into Radicalization and Male Fragility in the Digital Age. Its Creator Says It’s “More Topical Every Day” – and Urges Us to Join Hands.

The Hollywood Reporter covers "Pop Pop," the debut feature from writer-director Dylan Stephen Levers, which premieres at the Tallinn 2026 film festival. The outlet describes the film as a cinematic parable about radicalization and male fragility in the digital age, touching on the manosphere and Stop the Steal protests in the age of Donald Trump. It was partly shot at alt-right marches. Levers tells the outlet the film is "more topical every day" and urges people to join hands.