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Following an acclaimed premiere at SXSW London, STANS—the long-awaited documentary executive produced by Eminem—is headed to the big screen worldwide. The feature will run in theaters for a limited engagement from August 7 to August 10, 2025, with exclusive showings at AMC Theatres in the U.S. and more than 1,600 cinemas globally, thanks to Trafalgar Releasing.

A brand-new teaser trailer has just been released, setting the tone for what’s shaping up to be a rare, emotional, and deeply personal look at one of hip-hop’s most complex icons—and the fans who made his legend possible.

A Fan’s Eye View of a Rap Icon

Directed by Steven Leckart, STANS explores the unique, and at times, obsessive relationship between Eminem and his worldwide fanbase. The title takes inspiration from the rapper’s 2000 hit “Stan,” a song that not only redefined the idea of fandom but also gave birth to the now-officially recognized slang term “stan.”

This authorized, unconventional documentary uses stylized recreations, never-before-seen archival footage, and intimate interviews to showcase how Eminem’s music shaped an entire generation. It’s raw, funny, and sometimes heartbreaking—an honest look at the bond between an artist and the people who saw themselves in his lyrics.

Limited Run, Global Reach

In the U.S., STANS will be released via AMC Theatres Distribution at 135+ AMC locations, with a minimum of two showings daily during its limited engagement. Meanwhile, international audiences can catch the documentary in more than 50 countries, with screening details available starting Thursday, July 24 at 2 PM BST

Soundtrack Release: New Music Incoming

Adding to the buzz, STANS: The Official Soundtrack will also drop alongside the film. The collection will feature a curated mix of influential tracks and unreleased material, helping to narrate the emotional arc of the documentary. Pre-orders are already live in the U.S.

With STANS, Eminem once again breaks convention—not just by telling his story, but by letting fans tell theirs. For music lovers, hip-hop heads, and anyone who's ever seen themselves in a lyric, this is one cinematic event you won’t want to miss.