As you may have heard, this morning saw a major turnaround in the situation regarding Sony Pictures and Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s The Interview. A few days after cancelling release plans for the comedy due to the major theatrical chains pulling support, the studio has announced that The Interview will indeed be in theaters on Christmas Day in limited release. But where exactly will you be able to see it? The answer to that question has finally arrived.

Variety has gotten its hands on a select list of theaters that will be showing screenings of The Interview on Christmas Day (though there is one location that will only have the movie starting on New Year’s Eve). The most recent reports have said that the film will be showing in about 300 theaters nationwide, and while the full list isn't available just yet, here are the locations we know about so far. We will update this list as more information becomes available.

Edge 12 – Birmingham

Loft Cinema – Tucson
Harkins Theatres – Phoenix
Harkins Valley Art – Tempe

Riverdale 10 – Little Rock

Alamo – Littleton
Lyric Cinema Cafe – Fort Collins

Agoura Hills Stadium 8 – Agoura Hill
Cinémas Palme D’Or – Coachella Valley
Commerce 14 - City of Commerce
East Hills Mall - Bakersfield
Foothill Cinema Stadium 10 - Azusa
Fontana 8 – Fontana
Rialto Cinemas – Berkeley
Prime Cinemas – Red Bluff
Crest Westwood – Los Angeles
Vintage Cinemas, Los Feliz 3 – Los Angeles
Tristone Cinemas, Tristone Jurupa 14 Cinemas
Regency Theaters – Los Angeles
Laemmle Theater – North Hollywood (Beginning Dec. 31)

Penn Cinemas Riverfront – Wilmington

Fun-Lan Drive-In – Tampa
Sun-Ray Cinema – Jacksonville
The Lake Worth Drive-In and the Swap Shop - Sunrise

The Plaza Atlanta – Atlanta

Hollywood Blvd. – Woodridge
Art Theater Co-Op – Champaign

Jasper 8 Theatres – Jasper

Alamo Main Street – KC

Robinson Film Center – Shreveport
Chalmette Movies – Chalmette

Apple Cinemas - Cambridge

Eastpoint Center 10 - Baltimore

Alamo – Kalamazoo
The Bijou - Traverse City
State Theatre – Ann Arbor

MX Movies – St. Louis
Ragtag Cinema – Columbia

Jean Cocteau Cinema - Santa Fe

Alamo – Yonkers
Dipson Flix 10 Stadium – Lancaster
Dipson Lakewood Cinema 8 – Lakewood

Palace Pointe – Roxboro

Tower City Cinema – Cleveland
Gateway Film Center – Columbus
Groundview Theatre – Columbus
Esquire Theatre – Cincinnati

The Fox Theater – Dallas
Academy Theater – Portland
Cinetopia, Progress Ridge - Beaverton

Southside Works Cinema – Pittsburgh

Caribbean Cinemas – Puerto Rico

Cable Car Cinema – Providence

Terrace Theater – Charleston
Nickelodeon Theatre – Columbia

Alamo Lakeline – Austin
Alamo Slaughter – Austin
Alamo South Lamar – Austin
Alamo Ritz – Austin
Alamo – Richardson
Alamo Vintage Park – Houston
Alamo Mason Park – Katy
Alamo – Lubbock
Alamo Marketplace – New Braunfels
Alamo Park North – San Antonio
Alamo Westlakes – San Antonio
Look Cinemas – Dallas
City Base Cinema – San Antonio

Franklin Theatre – Franklin
Belcourt Theatre – Nashville

Merril’s Roxy – Burlington

Alamo Loudoun – Ashburn

Cinetopia, Mill Plain – Vancouver
Cinetopia, Vancouver Mall - Vancouver

Tygart Valley Cinemas – Fairmont

Grand Cinema Theaters – New London

Looking at this list, you may notice something rather significant – or, rather, you may notice something significant missing. There is a distinct lack of AMC, Regal, Landmark, Cinemark or any other major theatrical chains listed. Instead it’s mostly smaller movie houses that have announced their willingness to show The Interview. In fact, The Bijou Theater in Traverse City, Michigan is owned by none other than documentarian Michael Moore, who announced screenings of the Seth Rogen-James Franco comedy on his personal Twitter feed:

I will be showing "The Interview" at my theater, The Bijou, in Traverse City, beginning on ChristmasDay. #NoCensorshipEver #thankyouSony

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) December 23, 2014

While it’s hard to say for certain with the information available, I hope that in some form of retaliation on Sony’s behalf, as they are getting back at the major theater chains for leaving them high and dry as terrorist threats came in.

Are there any theaters near you that are planning to show The Interview that aren't on the list above? Let us know in the comments, and we'll be sure to add them!