‘Hockeyland’ documentary opens Friday. Here’s where to see it.

Pioneer Press
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“Hockeyland,” a documentary feature that follows two northern Minnesota high school hockey teams through the 2019-20 season, will open in Minnesota movie theaters Friday, Sept. 9.

The film had premiere screenings in February and has been featured in several national film festivals.

Here are metro-area theaters with confirmed bookings starting Friday, in alphabetical order by city, according to distributor Greenwich Entertainment:

  • Andover 10

  • Champlin 14

  • Emagine Eagan 15

  • East Bethel 10

  • Southdale Center 16 (Edina)

  • Marcus Elk River 17

  • Marcus Hastings 9

  • Hudson (Wis.) 12

  • Lakeville 21

  • MSP Film at the Main (Minneapolis)

  • Marcus Oakdale 7

  • Plymouth Grand 14

  • Willow Creek 12 (Plymouth)

  • Marcus Rosemount 10

  • AMC Rosedale 14 (Roseville)

  • Highland 2 (St. Paul)

  • White Bear Township 17

  • Woodbury 10

“Hockeyland” was directed by Tommy Haines, who co-produced the film with JT Haines (his brother) and Andrew Sherburne. Their company, Northland Films, is billing “Hockeyland” as the third feature in a trilogy of hockey movies including a 2008 pond hockey feature and a 2010 film about the U.S. hockey team that won gold in the 1960 Winter Olympics. Tommy and JT Haines grew up playing hockey in Mountain Iron.

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