World of Wonder

ALT Pink MANHOOD press graphic featuring a shirtless man looking down, The New York Times masthead, SXSW world premiere laurels, and Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos. Quote: “What makes his story most affecting isn’t that he wants more girth. It’s that his longing barely masks deep-seated shame and emotional trauma, the same torments that haunt almost every man in this humanely-observed film.”

ALT Pink MANHOOD press graphic with Film Threat logo and a film still of a shirtless man looking down. Quote: “The documentary about penis enlargement you didn’t know you needed.” Below: NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS, with MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos.

ALT Pink MANHOOD graphic with Film Threat logo. Quote: “Lombroso empathetically uncovers a much deeper truth about humanity’s struggle to accept ourselves as we are.” Below: NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS, with MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos.

ALT Pink MANHOOD graphic quoting The New York Times: “Lombroso examines the psychology (and pathologies) of penis enlargement with sensitivity.” The newspaper masthead appears below the quote, above a film still of a shirtless man looking down. MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos appear along the bottom.

ALT Murder in Glitterball City artwork announcing a 2026 Critics Choice Documentary Awards nomination for Best True Crime Documentary. A broken disco ball reveals a house, with HBO Original, World of Wonder and HBO Max logos.

ALT Pink MANHOOD promotional graphic with large dark brown “100%” above the official Rotten Tomatoes logo. A man looks down in a close-up poster image. Below: “NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS,” the MANHOOD title, and Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos.

ALT Pink MANHOOD promotional graphic with a close-up of a man looking down. WIRED quote: “a darker truth about exploitation and profit motives in the medical industry”. Text reads “NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS,” with MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos.

ALT Pink WIRED graphic. Dark brown headline: “Male Insecurity Over Penis Size Is a Booming Business.” Smaller white text: “Manhood, a new documentary about ‘girth enhancement,’ explores how wellness professionals encourage men to undergo increasingly extreme procedures to be sexually desirable.” Dark brown text reads “NOW PLAYING IN THEATERS,” above MANHOOD and producer logos.

ALT Pink MANHOOD press graphic with the RogerEbert.com logo, a 3.5 out of 4 star rating, and the quote: "It's not about the bulge, but about the bravery to look beyond it." A cropped film-poster image shows a shirtless man. Footer: MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse.

ALT RogerEbert.com review of MANHOOD: "While the subject matter and title of Lombroso's film inherently invite the expectation of a salacious, even humorous piece about guys desperate to grow the size of their penises, he instead presents a humanistic study of why some men believe this is their path to fulfillment. Lombroso argues that the rise of these procedures correlates with the impact of the manosphere, a term for numerous online creators who teach men how to maximize their masculinity." Pink background with MANHOOD, Outerboro Films, World of Wonder and Madhouse logos.

ALT ScreenAge by Fenton Bailey 30% off promo graphic with the quote “Being seen, being watched, is proof of your existence.”

ALT Poster for "Manhood" in New York City, showing a person in a dimly lit room above text details. Screening is from October 30 to November 5 at Village East by Angelika. Q&A features Daniel Lombroso and Penny Lane, who is the moderator.