A documentary charting Linkin Park's comeback following the death of frontman Chester Bennington is set for a worldwide cinema release this September. Directed by band member Joe Hahn, "Unshatter" follows the surviving members' friendship and the band's reinvention with new vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, marking a milestone in the band's fraught but high-profile return to touring and recording.

The film, produced with CJ 4DPlex and Trafalgar, combines archival footage, studio sessions and live performances spanning early 2022 recording sessions to the launch of the 'From Zero' era in São Paulo. Tickets go on sale globally on 13th August, alongside a 20-song soundtrack due for release on 25th September, and a newly released live recording of "Somewhere I Belong" from the band's 2024 album show. The comeback has proved divisive among fans, particularly following Bennington's son's criticism of the reunion and controversy over Armstrong's past associations, though the band has emphasised the project is about resilience rather than erasing the past.