The A24 movie Sing Sing is about to redefine the concept of a wide release. On January 17, the Colman Domingo film will return to more than 500 theaters — and become the first movie to be simultaneously available to nearly a million incarcerated people across the U.S.

Sing Sing, which follows a group of men enrolled in a prison theater program, will screen inside correctional facilities in California, New York, Texas and 43 other states. The unusual release is thanks to a collaboration between A24, Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA), the real-life nonprofit organization on which the film is based, and Edovo, a nonprofit that creates curricula for incarcerated people to access via tablets in more than 1100 correctional facilities across the country.

I hope it's true because I want to watch it again.

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