There have been rave reviews for Dee Rees’ Oscar-contending film, Mudbound, but many have stated that in order to get the full experience of the movie, you need to watch it in theaters.
On its global November 17 Netflix release, you’ll also be able to catch the film at these theaters:
Atlanta – Landmark Midtown
Boca Raton – iPic Boca Raton
Boston – Landmark Embassy
Chicago – iPic Chicago Barrington
Houston – iPic Houston
Los Angeles – iPic Westwood
Los Angeles – iPic Pasadena
Los Angeles – Laemmle Santa Monica
Los Angeles – Laemmle Noho
Nashville – Nashville Belcourt Theater
New York – iPic Fulton
New York – Lincoln Plaza
New York – BAM
New York – IFC Center
Philadelphia – Landmark Ritz
San Francisco – Landmark Opera House
Washington, DC – Landmark West End
Mudbound is written for the screen by Virgil Williams and Rees and directed by Rees. Based on the international bestseller by Hillary Jordan. Set against the backdrop of the Mississippi Delta during the Jim Crow era after World War II, Mudbound is both a timeless and timely film following two families – one black, one white – bound together by the hardships of farm life. Starring Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke, Jason Mitchell, Mary J. Blige, Rob Morgan, Jonathan Banks and Garrett Hedlund.
The film, which recently received the Gotham Jury Award for ensemble performance, made its world premiere in January at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival and has screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, New York Film Festival, BFI London Film Festival, and won the Audience Awards at Mill Valley Film Festival and the Middleburg Film Festival.
–Shadow and Act
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