The McDormand-led film about a mother, Mildred Hayes, whose daughter has been raped and killed and seemingly forgotten by local police, has been largely praised by film critics, with USA TODAY crediting the movie for "blending black humor and menace and fostering a pervading sense of hope amid a relentless story of revenge." The film's narratives of female power and revenge also feel particularly timely in today's charged Hollywood climate of sexual assault revelations. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is gearing up for awards season domination, leading the film categories at the Golden Globes with four wins, including best drama, best actress in a drama for Frances McDormand, best screenplay for writer/director Martin McDonagh, and best supporting actor for Sam Rockwell.
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