Jean Dujardin's latest film, which was supposed to be released in theaters before the pandemic put the world in lockdown, will be available for streaming on May 1st across America.

Virtual cinema might sound like the future, but it's actually the present. In order to get their movies released, film distributors are working with theaters to release their features online, not via a streaming platform like Netflix or Hulu, but via local theaters.

Starting on May 1st, you'll be able to watch Deerskin, a dark comedy of a middle-aged masculinity gone awry with Jean Dujardin, via dozens of theaters across the country. 50% of proceeds will go to local theaters to support them during this unprecedented time. Follow this link to buy a ticket through a theater and watch the film in HD at home.

Obviously, even if the film isn't available through one of your local theater, you can still watch the film and choose to support the theater of your choice!