Where to Watch ‘Some Kind of Heaven’ Documentary

Welcome to Florida’s The Villages, where the sun always shines and everyone has seemingly found the perfect paradise to spend their golden years. The idyllic neighborhood is the subject of Some Kind of Heaven, a new documentary from director Lance Oppenheim and producers The New York Times and Darren Aronofsky, which cracks the sunny facade of the nation’s largest retirement community.

The new film, which first premiered at Sundance last year, shines a light on the individuals who choose to live in the “Disneyland for Retirees,” as The Villages is sometimes called. Using interviews with residents and footage of everyday life in the community, Some Kind of Heaven explores what it’s like to live in the infamous retirement community.

“In my mind, the Villages is a place where the reality that [you and I] belong to seemingly does not exist,” Oppenheim told Vox. “They have their own newspaper that prints only the good news. They have a radio station that only plays the hits from the ’50s and the ’60s. There’s this deliberate gulf that they’ve created between their world and ours.”

Curious to learn more? Here’s what you need to know to watch the new Some Kind of Heaven documentary.

WHEN IS THE SOME KIND OF HEAVEN DOCUMENTARY RELEASE DATE?

Some Kind of Heaven premieres in theaters and on digital tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 15.

SOME KIND OF HEAVEN STREAMING: HOW TO WATCH SOME KIND OF HEAVEN 

To watch Some Kind of Heaven, you can head to the theatre or watch from the comfort of your own home. The film will be available to rent across multiple platforms starting tomorrow. If you’re looking to stream Some Kind of Heaven on services like  Netflix or Hulu, though, you’re out of luck. For the time being, the film is only available to at-home audiences through digital rental.

WHERE TO WATCH SOME KIND OF HEAVEN:

Looking to watch Some Kind of Heaven tomorrow? You’ve got a whole slew of options. To rent the film digitally, turn to iTunes, Prime Video, Redbox, Google Play, FandangoNow, Playstation, Vudu, Microsoft, YouTube, Verizon Fios, or Xfinity. Some Kind of Heaven will also be available on demand through AT&T, Optimum, Spectrum, Xfinity, Cox, DIRECTV, Redbox, and Suddenlink.