Mildred's teenage daughter has been brutally murdered, but seven months later the police has got around to nothing.

They actually look rather busy harassing gay and black minorities than chasing criminals. So cantankerous Mildred decides to give a shake to her dormant townspeople and their law enforcement officers. She has three ginormous posters put up on the road to town, reading: "Raped While Dying", "Still No Arrests?", and "How Come, Chief Willoughby?". All alone Mildred is hell bent on taking justice into her own hands in "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri", a cry out for all too often denied fairness and equality, and a challenge to the very essence of law and justice. Themes introduced by seemingly well established clichés - the avenging mother, the violent racist agent, the sanctimonious petty mindset of an American deep south podunk town - actually leave us with no villains at the end, only characters baring their souls and biting you with their irony while doing so - that's right, they make you laugh - so much for the drama! Do join us this coming Wednesday at 08:00 p.m.

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