Award-winning filmmaker Caroline Cory will bring Superhuman 2: The Rebirth to Beverly Hills for a special red carpet theatrical premiere event at the historic Saban Theatre on Sunday, October 4, at 4 p.m.
The highly anticipated feature-film presentation serves as the theatrical introduction to Cory’s forthcoming four-part documentary series, which will later launch worldwide via streaming. The October 4th premiere will invite audiences, special guests, media, and supporters to experience the film’s exploration of consciousness, extraordinary perception, human potential, and emerging wellness technologies on the big screen.
A follow-up to Cory’s successful documentary, Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible, Superhuman 2: The Rebirth examines accounts of extraordinary perceptual and cognitive abilities—including the experiences of blind individuals who appear to perceive without conventional sight. Through interviews, live explorations, and perspectives from scientists, physicians, researchers, and thought leaders, the film poses a profound question: Are the limits of human potential far more expansive than previously understood?
“The Saban Theatre premiere is a meaningful next step for this project,” says Cory. “Superhuman 2: The Rebirth brings together remarkable people, provocative research, and deeply personal stories that encourage us to look beyond accepted limitations and consider what may be possible when we approach human potential with curiosity, compassion, and an open mind.”
Together, these contributors explore questions surrounding consciousness and perception, neuroplasticity, the mind-body connection, healing, frequency, and experiences that may extend beyond conventional models of sensory processing.
The project features leading voices across science, consciousness, medicine, neuroscience, physics, epigenetics, and wellness, including Bruce H. Lipton, PhD; Gregg Braden; Lynne McTaggart; Leigh Erin Connealy, MD; Michael Bernard Beckwith; Alex Gomez-Marin, PhD; Diane Hennacy, MD; Carlo Ventura, PhD; Gian Piero Abbate, PhD; Enrico Pierangeli, MD; Jeffery Tarrant, PhD; Robert Edward Grant; and Stephen Davis.
“Superhuman 2: The Rebirth is a beautifully composed and shot film. The team working with Cory are consummate professionals, and the imagery is crisp and clear… Superhuman 2: The Rebirth needs to be a film we can very easily follow, for the events being recorded are simply astounding and defy comprehension,” – Film Threat
NIKKI® Wellness Technology serves as the film’s principal partner and is featured as an example of next-generation wearable wellness technology. Developed by Frequency Exchange Corp., the NIKKI platform delivers proprietary frequency-based wellness programs intended to support sleep, stress management, energy, recovery, and overall vitality. The documentary incorporates NIKKI’s frequency-based programs within its broader exploration of wellness and human potential.
“Throughout the making of Superhuman 2: The Rebirth, we explored a range of ideas and innovations connected to wellness and human potential,” says Cory. “NIKKI stood out as a compelling example of technology designed to support people in practical, everyday areas such as rest, stress management, energy, and recovery.”
Premiere Details
Red-Carpet Theatrical Premiere Event
Sunday, October 4, 2026 | 4 p.m.
Saban Theatre
8440 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Tickets and event information: Superhuman2.com
Official Trailer: Watch here
The full four-part Superhuman 2: The Rebirth docu-series will premiere globally following the theatrical rollout. For tickets, streaming updates, and additional information, visit Superhuman2.com.
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About Superhuman 2: The Rebirth
Created, written, directed, and produced by Caroline Cory, Superhuman 2: The Rebirth is a four-part documentary series exploring human potential, consciousness, extrasensory perception, and the relationship between mind and matter. Building on Cory’s earlier film, Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible, the project brings together live experiments, researchers, physicians, scientists, and thought leaders to examine fundamental questions about perception, reality, and the expanded potential of the human experience.
