Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Digger began screening in Ukrainian cinemas on 6 October 2026, and Kyiv audiences can already find reviews in the local press. BZH’s critic frames the film as a large‑scale, satirical tragedy in which Tom Cruise plays Digger Rockwell, a billionaire oilman whose actions trigger a massive Greenland calving that threatens to flood Europe.
The review highlights recurring Iñárritu themes — death, scale, and existential drama — and notes the return of cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, praising the film’s panoramic visuals. It also describes Digger’s complex, metatextual structure: the narrative shifts between the oilman, a theatrical production about him, and reflections on that production, with Cruise also playing the actor inside the play.
Despite the ambition and ecological message, the BZH review argues the screenplay’s blunt, hyperbolic dialogue and frequent metacommentary turn the project toward farce rather than subtle satire. Kyiv viewers interested in Iñárritu’s formal experiments or in contemporary eco‑political cinema should check local listings for showtimes and content warnings.