“I think art breaks down otherness,” says Dee Rees, the filmmaker behind Mudbound, one of the finest Sundance movies in recent memory. “Art makes you see people as individual, unique human beings. Art ...

After spending almost a year on the glitzy festival circuit, where it steadily gathered acclaim and generated awards chatter, one of 2017's most powerful films will finally be released this Friday.

After making history with her ASC feature nomination, will Morrison become the first female cinematographer nominated for an Oscar? And in visualizing the contrasts between the black and white family ...

The filmmaker said that the streaming service is providing a home for auteur-driven cinema, but it took her years to figure that out. At a post-screening press conference today at the New York Film ...

This awards season, everyone should be talking about Mudbound. An American masterpiece from filmmaker Dee Rees, the Netflix film is gorgeously shot by cinematographer Rachel Morrison, has an evocative ...

Timing is everything – even when it seems like the worst timing in the world. At any point in recent cinematic history, director Dee Rees's new drama Mudbound would count as a significant achievement.

Mudbound captivated Sundance, marked the first time a woman received an Oscar nomination for cinematography, got Mary J. Blige two Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actress and Best Song (somehow, ...

Dee Rees’ Mudbound has turned heads around the world, garnering huge amounts of attention at various film festivals and earning Oscar buzz. Based on Hillary Jordan’s book, the story centres on two ...

A fiercely intimate epic about poverty, racism, violence and a divided America, Mudbound scorchingly reflects the Trump era without being a part of it. The film reps a new career high for director Dee ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It’s been a particularly good start to 2018 for Netflix. Just 12 hours after reporting their ridiculously high Q4 earnings, the streamer had another major success: ...

Reporting from New York City — Dee Rees may be a relatively new director, but she’s unafraid to tackle the big stories — like an adaptation (written by Virgil Williams) of the award-winning book by ...