Latest announced date: December 4, 2026. The official trailer published October 6 states this date in its description, superseding the broader September 30 winter window. The earlier October 30 announcement remains a historical source, not the current date. The official film site still says cities will be announced; no specific venue booking was verified.
The film inhabits London’s Second Cycle of Humanity: a world where bodies can be replaced and memories altered, while familiar desires for love, belonging and stimulation persist.
Why this film matters
London has built a recurring fictional world through Gossip Goblin. Taking that world into cinemas creates a different artistic test: can the stories hold together across a feature, with pacing and sound designed for a shared theatrical experience? It also tests whether a following built online can become an audience for ticketed exhibition.
Those are reasons to follow the release closely, not a verdict on a film we have not reviewed. The journal will distinguish the announced opening from verified screenings and later audience or critical response.
What remains undisclosed here
A complete named crew list and feature-specific model breakdown are not yet recorded. Tools used in London’s earlier shorts should not automatically be attributed to this feature.
First teaser
Gossip Goblin released the first teaser on September 28. This provides an official preview while the feature remains forthcoming; it is not a full-film release or confirmation of individual cinema bookings.
Feature production and official trailer
The October 7 maker disclosure makes the human production scope clearer: writers, voice performers, composers, core creatives and post-production specialists, including foley, worked over more than nine months. Separate counts are preserved above without assuming every category contains different people.
The new official trailer describes four interconnected stories on Niiro Cradle, where consciousness is commodified and bodies disposable. It provides a fuller preview than September’s first teaser. The feature remains forthcoming; trailer access is not full-film access.
Reported runtime and awards plan
More Horror’s October 7 release coverage lists a 107-minute runtime. This is a reported release specification, not a runtime measured from a complete film supplied to the journal.
Fable Showrunner’s public announcement says the team is submitting for the Best Animated Feature Oscar. This describes an awards plan, not a nomination, Academy acceptance or independently verified qualification. December 4 remains the announced date, and the official site still has no individual cinema bookings listed.
