Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) Soundtrack: Every Song

Scene Context: The scene opens with classical music playing in the background, accompanied by visuals of dilapidated billboards across Missouri. The same musical piece is heard when a fire breaks out at the local police station.

Scene Context: Mildred drops her son off at school shortly after posting the three billboards; he exits the vehicle angrily, slamming the car door, and she proceeds to the store.

Scene Context: Dixon intimidates Red during a pool game at the bar, after which Mildred intervenes and announces her intention to play next.

Scene Context: Dixon watches "Don't Look Now" with his mother, who instructs him to visit one of Mildred's friends to pick her up.

Scene Context: Dixon wears headphones and sings along to a song while the police station nearby processes the aftermath of Detective Willoughby's suicide.

Scene Context: Dixon reacts violently upon learning of Willoughby's death, assaulting Red at the billboard offices and subsequently throwing him out a window.

Scene Context: Dixon is seated at a bar drinking alone when two men enter.

Scene Context: James and Mildred arrive at the restaurant and are seated while classical piano music plays in the background.

Scene Context: Dixon exits the bar after overhearing two men discussing a rape incident. He reenters shortly afterward, having acquired a light and a cigarette

Scene Context: The final song plays as Dixon and Mildred drive to Idaho in search of the rapist, leading into the end credits.