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Mudbound

  1. cuckolds
    In Praise of Jason Clarke, Hollywood’s Go-to CuckoldThe Australian actor has carved out a healthy sideline playing some of the most disappointing husbands in contemporary cinema.
    By Nate Jones
  2. the industry
    Mudbound’s Dee Rees Returns to Netflix for a Joan Didion AdaptationAnd this time, her lead will be Anne Hathaway.
    By Devon Ivie
  3. Cinematographers React to Rachel Morrison’s Historic Oscar NominationMorrison became the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography.
    By Brittany Stephanis
  4. Why Are Academy Voters So Pissed Off About Netflix’s Oscars Prospects?“We are the Motion Picture Academy. We’re not the Television Academy. What do we stand for?”
    By Chris Lee
  5. profile
    After a Very Big Year, Mary J. Blige Is Seeing Herself Anew“I learned that I’m a powerful woman because I don’t have to say much to be heard,” says the R&B star and double Oscar nominee.
    By Carl Swanson
  6. Why Has Mudbound Been Left Out of the Awards Conversation?Mudbound is a turning point in Netflix’s history with the Oscars, but being acquired by the network is a double-edged sword for the film itself.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
  7. wga awards
    Lady Bird, Logan Score WGA Nominations; The Post Snubbed“What if this is the best version?”
    By Hunter Harris
  8. moms
    The 10 Best ‘Call Your Mom’ Movies of 2017From Girls Trip to Lady Bird.
    By Hunter Harris
  9. and the winner is…
    Tiffany Haddish Is Now a New York Film Critics Circle Award WinnerGet Out and Girls Trip were among the honorees.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  10. Mudbound’s Dee Rees on Writing Racist Jokes and Directing Mary J. Blige“If you’ve ever been at one of her concerts, it’s like a therapy session with 30,000 people.”
    By Jada Yuan
  11. Mudbound Is a Sprawling, Engrossing Southern EpicIt feels like a movie-length binge-watch, which makes its home on Netflix peculiarly appropriate.
    By Emily Yoshida
  12. vulture lists
    What’s New on Netflix: November 2017Mudbound, Alias Grace, and more.
    By Andrew Lapin
  13. oscars 2018
    12 Oscars-Race Takeaways From the Gotham Awards NominationsGet Out and Call Me by Your Name are going strong, while Lady Bird’s chances might be slightly overestimated.
    By Jada Yuan
  14. gotham awards
    Get Out Scores Most Gotham Awards NominationsSee the full list of nominees.
    By Hunter Harris
  15. The Most-Anticipated Movies at the New York Film FestivalIncluding Linklater’s latest, Mary J. Blige’s breakout performance in an Oscar-worthy role, and Sean Baker’s dazzling follow-up to Tangerine.
    By Emily Yoshida and David Edelstein
  16. Watch the Trailer for Mudbound, Dee Rees’s Southern Epic That Stunned SundancePremiering on Netflix November 17.
    By jackson mchenry
  17. the industry
    Dee Rees on Being a Black Director in Hollywood: ‘It’s Not a Meritocracy’Netflix will release Rees’s Mudbound on November 17.
    By Hunter Harris
  18. sundance 2017
    This Is the Year Netflix Tried to Swallow SundanceWhat’s $12.5 million here or there?
    By Kevin Lincoln
  19. Why Was Mudbound Such a Sundance Hit? Hillary Jordan’s 2009 novel takes on a whole new life. 
    By Ryan Brown and Neil Janowitz
  20. sundance 2017
    Meet the 15 Breakout Stars of Sundance 2017Including Emily Browning, Zoe Lister-Jones, and Jessica Williams.
    By Kyle Buchanan, Kevin Lincoln, and Jada Yuan
  21. movie review
    Dee Rees’s Mudbound Is a Lyrical, Low-Key ClassicIt’s an earthy portrait of two families in the postwar South.
    By Tomris Laffly