The mystery surrounding Christopher Nolan‘s space exploration epic Interstellar is gradually dissipating as the marketing campaign for the Paramount-Warner Bros. co-production roars back into the public discourse this week with the release of a new teaser poster and news of a brand new theatrical trailer set to play before one of this summer’s biggest releases.

You can check out the poster here below.

Season 1 of HBO’s mesmerizing crime drama True Detective is nearing its finale, with last night’s episode, titled “After You’ve Gone,” being the next to last installment. In this 7th episode, we see former partners Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) and Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) in 2012 teaming up once more, but this time it’s off the grid, and they’re searching again into the Dora Lange murder and the Tuttle family.

HBO has released a 4 1/2-minute “Inside The Episode #7” video, which you can watch here below, along with a video recap of the episode and a few clips.

Tonight sees the penultimate episode of Season 1 of HBO’s mesmerizing crime drama True Detective. In this 7th episode, titled “After You’ve Gone,” former partners Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) and Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) forge a truce in present-day time to “probe a murky string of disappearances that tie to the symbology of the Dora Lange murder and the Tuttle family.”

HBO has released a 35-second preview of Episode #7, which you can watch here below, along with a video recap of last week’s episode 6.

HBO’s crime drama True Detective has truly become the show to watch. Aside from the fine acting and great directing – like for this standout 6-minute single-take tracking shot, we’re learning more now about the mythology behind the main storyline. The show centers on two homicide detectives, played by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, who are telling their story of how they tracked a ritualistic serial killer seventeen years prior.

In the second episode, the detectives find the journal belonging to murder victim Dora Lange, who wrote about the powerful “The Yellow King.” As it turns out, The Yellow King is inspired by the 1895 anthology of weird tales of horror and madness by Robert W. Chambers called The King in Yellow. In some behind-the-scenes videos for last night’s episode, “The Secret Fate of All Life,” show creator and writer Nic Pizzolatto talks about how this literary reference is part of the mythology for True Detective. You can watch the videos here below.

Tracking shots are truly one of entertainment’s finest moments. A rarity in the business, tracking shots are uncut, and are probably one of the most enjoyable parts of any film or show. For those that don’t know, a tracking shot is one continuous take of a certain scene that isn’t edited for a period of time. It may be difficult to accomplish, but the end result is a truly enjoyable storytelling experience. Alfonso Cuaron and Joe Wright are just a few of the filmmakers who have tracking shots in their works.

For those who have HBO, you may have seen the tracking shot in the most recent episode of True Detective, starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. Hit the jump to see the six-minute scene in its entirety and what director Cary Joji Fukunaga had to say about filming the scene.