Fresh off its best-picture Oscar win, “Crash” is coming back to theaters Friday.

Its distributor, Lionsgate, said Tuesday the film will play in “150-plus” theaters in the United States.

The film, a racial drama that tells the intertwining stories of an array of characters over 36 hours in Los Angeles, originally opened in May, 2005, grossing $55 million domestically.

An overseas rerelease in English-speaking countries is also in the works, a Lionsgate spokeswoman said.

The film has been available on DVD in the U.S. since September. Its theatrical rerelease is “open-ended” pending its performance, said Steve Rothenberg, Lionsgate’s president of theatrical distribution.

In addition to the best-picture trophy, “Crash” won Oscars for editing and original screenplay at Sunday’s Academy Awards.