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By Soraya Nadia Mcdonald (30) for The Undefeated (30) on 25 Sep 2017

[Dee Rees] lets her films unspool, trusting that viewers will remember and understand the choices she's immersed them in and put the pieces…

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By Christopher Machell (333) for CineVue (2,163) on 18 Sep 2017

Though Mudbound represent a period of injustice consigned to history, its examination of a toxic, racist masculinity stuck in the past could…

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By Dwight Brown (181) for National Newspaper Publishers Association (180) on 18 Sep 2017

Beautiful to look at, but way too much despair…

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By Stefan Pape (613) for HeyUGuys (1,461) on 08 Sep 2017

A unique means of exploring prejudice, chronicling the journey of a man who helped to defeat a fascist dictator, only to then be subject to…

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By Jake Cole (292) for Slant Magazine (8,298) on 06 Sep 2017

As striking as Mudbound's combat scenes are, they largely exist as setup for the postwar-set second half of the film, which scrutinizes the…

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By Sammy C (17) on 18 Jul 2017

Saw this film at Sundance this year. Great performances from Carey Mulligan, Jason Clarke and Mary J. Blige. Highly recommend…

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By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 11 Jul 2017

It's the kind of big, meaty storytelling that can feel awfully invigorating amidst a sea of wispier indie fare…

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By Jeremiah C (146) on 18 Jun 2017

Mudbound tells the story of two men return home from World War II to work on a farm in rural Mississippi where they struggle to deal with racism…

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By Angie Han (120) for Slashfilm (971) on 12 Jun 2017

So many films about America's past treat our sins as though they've all been washed away…

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By Alison Willmore (681) for BuzzFeed News (197) on 22 Feb 2017

Mudbound (remember that title!) is a handsomely made, urgently relevant drama…

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By Andrea Thompson (34) for The Young Folks (1,024) on 11 Feb 2017

Much like director Dee Rees did in Pariah, she creates a film of tremendous empathy, one which never loses sight of its female cast members…

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By Tomris Laffly (460) for New York Magazine (Vulture) (3,519) on 02 Feb 2017

The biggest accomplishment of Mudbound is its restraint; it’s a lyrical lament that aims both for the heart and the mind…

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By Jason Bailey (832) for Flavorwire (598) on 30 Jan 2017

Rees's first film, 'Pariah,' was a small, bracing character study; here, she makes a sweeping period drama, and in one film has catapulted…

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By Dominick Mayer (133) for Consequence of Sound (1,431) on 27 Jan 2017

Rees broadens her focus on race here and communicates something that's initially familiar and eventually haunting about the cyclical nature…

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By Dominick Suzanne-Mayer (260) for Consequence of Sound (1,431) on 27 Jan 2017

What’s perhaps most remarkable about Mudbound is its emotional honesty, Rees rarely sidestepping the inner lives of her characters and never…

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By Sophie Brown (11) for Sight and Sound (827) on 27 Jan 2017

Amidst the masterful storytelling of Mudbound, one of the most powerful punches is that this is not a period drama, in the sense that the fear…

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By Jordan Raup (239) for The Film Stage (3,162) on 26 Jan 2017

Filled with scenes both broad and understated, Mudbound may take some time to find an engaging rhythm and poignant depth, but once it does,…

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By Matt Hoffman (26) for Film School Rejects (1,198) on 26 Jan 2017

Mudbound takes its time before grounding itself as a great film…

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By Eric Kohn (1,203) for indieWire (3,631) on 25 Jan 2017

While Mudbound is rooted in a precise historical moment, it’s also a sobering commentary on timeless struggles…

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By Brian Tallerico (1,600) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 25 Jan 2017

A sprawling, ambitious drama, filled with multiple character viewpoints and arcs, and yet always so confidently conveyed that one never loses…

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