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Mudbound is the sobering epic it strives to be, perhaps occasionally biting off more than necessary, but capturing the grueling history.
It's a complicated tale of two families, of two sons: one black and one white, coming back to the farmland of Mississippi, to find that they have a new war to ...
Mudbound debuted at Sundance the same day women led demonstrations around the world to protest against the repulsive policies of Donald Trump.
Two 1940s Mississippi farming families, one white, the other black, reveal Americans' ongoing struggles in this epic adaptation of the Hillary Jordan novel.
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As a robust and damning examination of the mechanics and horrors of racism, Mudbound is often quite effective. But I wasn't as up on this movie ...