Steven Spielberg’s New Film ‘Disclosure Day’ Debuts First Trailer
The first trailer for ‘Disclosure Day,’ the latest film from director Steven Spielberg, has been unveiled.
‘Disclosure Day’ is a science fiction film that poses the question, ‘If we were to learn that we are not alone in the universe, should we be afraid?’ While specific plot details remain under wraps, the film is said to center on a pivotal moment in which humanity comes face to face with an unknown presence, and the profound changes that follow. The trailer leans heavily on mood and tension rather than exposition, offering striking imagery that invites speculation and fuels curiosity.
The project is drawing heightened attention as Spielberg’s return to the genre that defined much of his legacy, with landmark works such as ‘E.T.,’ ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ and ‘War of the Worlds.’ Known for his nuanced exploration of humanity’s encounters with the unknown, Spielberg is expected to bring a fresh perspective to familiar themes of fear, wonder and choice in ‘Disclosure Day.’
The cast is equally high-profile, with Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colman Domingo and Colin Firth set to lead the film, each approaching the story from distinct character viewpoints. Adding further weight to the production, legendary composer John Williams — who collaborated with Spielberg on classics including ‘E.T.’ and ‘Jurassic Park’ — returns to score the film, reinforcing expectations of a richly layered emotional experience.
‘Disclosure Day’ is scheduled to open first in South Korea on June 10, 2026, ahead of its global theatrical release on June 12.