Where to Watch
Not yet streaming in the US at the time of writing — Digger opened in cinemas in 2026. Check local cinema listings and legal streaming services for updates. No pirated sources are listed here.
Overview
He is said to be the most powerful man in the world — and he is on a frantic, globe-spanning mission that no one fully understands. Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger is a dark, biting satire about power, ego, and the climate crisis, following Rockwell, a larger-than-life figure whose desperate quest pulls presidents, advisors, and ordinary people into its orbit. Tom Cruise leads a remarkable cast including Riz Ahmed, John Goodman as President Compson, Sandra Hüller, and Michael Stuhlbarg, as the film swings between absurd comedy and genuine urgency. Beneath the jokes and the chaos lies a serious question: what happens when the people with the most power finally realize the planet is running out of time? Digger is big, strange, funny, and unmistakably Iñárritu — a film that dares you to laugh while the world burns.
Director & Cast
Director: Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Main cast: Tom Cruise as Rockwell, Riz Ahmed as Ganesh, John Goodman as President Compson, Sandra Hüller as Emma, Michael Stuhlbarg as Vice President.
Why Watch Digger?
Watch Digger because it is the rare big-budget film that actually has something to say — and says it with wild imagination. Iñárritu directs with his usual visual daring, and Cruise gives a performance that is both comic and unsettling, playing a man whose power cannot save him from himself. The supporting cast is superb, the satire is sharp, and the film’s climate message lands without ever feeling like a lecture. If you like cinema that swings for the fences, mixes laughter with dread, and leaves you arguing about it afterwards, Digger is exactly that kind of movie.
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Trailer
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Poster: TMDB. Rating and runtime verified on TMDB.
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