‘The Blind’ Returns to Theaters with Special Tribute Honoring Phil Robertson
2 mins readFans of the Robertson family and their powerful story of redemption will have another chance to experience The Blind in theaters. Following the passing of Phil Robertson in May, the film, originally released in 2023, is being re-released in theaters as The Blind: A Special Tribute to Phil Robertson. The limited run, presented by Tread Lively, GND Media Group, and Fathom Entertainment, will run nationwide from August 31 to September 4.
The film, directed by Andrew Hyatt (Paul, Apostle of Christ), highlights the lesser-known struggles Phil and Kay Robertson faced before gaining fame with the hit reality series Duck Dynasty. Starring Aron von Andrian, Amelia Eve, Brielle Robillard, and Matthew Erick White, the movie provides an intimate look at the trials and eventual transformation of the Robertson family.
This special re-release includes a new tribute segment featuring Jase Robertson reflecting on his father’s legacy and his dedication to faith, second chances, and serving others. The original 2023 release of The Blind resonated deeply with audiences, earning a 98% audience approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, emphasizing the emotional impact of Phil Robertson’s journey.
Producer Zach Dasher describes the movie as the “Robertson family origin story,” noting that it captures the pivotal moments that shaped their lives and inspired many viewers. Executive Producer Willie Robertson highlights the film’s encouraging message, emphasizing that it was created to offer hope to those facing difficult circumstances.
Tickets for The Blind: A Special Tribute to Phil Robertson are now available through Fathom Entertainment and participating theater locations nationwide. The re-release will be exclusively theatrical, providing viewers a rare chance to revisit or experience the film on the big screen.
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