HBO is producing a docuseries on the Zizians
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Key Takeaways
- The series examines the Zizians’ link to a string of violent crimes in 2025.
- HBO says the project will explore the group’s mix of AI safety ideology and radical veganism.
- The docuseries is directed by Matthew Galkin, whose credits include “One Night in Idaho.”
- XTR is producing the project in partnership with Rolling Stone Films.
- The series is inspired by reporting from Tessa Stuart in Rolling Stone.
Why It Matters
HBO is turning a recent criminal story into a documentary series, with the project explicitly tied to reporting on the Zizians and their mix of AI safety ideology and radical veganism. That puts a streaming platform, a documentary producer, and a newsroom-originated story into the same package. For the broader ecosystem, it shows how streaming docs continue to mine recent, high-signal news cycles for premium nonfiction programming. What to watch: whether HBO gives a release window, episode count, or additional subjects beyond the Zizians themselves.
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