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Ari Aster Explains the ‘Very Strong Politics’ of Eddington

Director Ari Aster’s last film, ‘Beau Is Afraid, was a commercial failure. His new one, ‘Eddington,’ instantly polarized audiences. He’s not *not* worried.

Stream earlier work of young filmmakers

Two exciting young genre filmmakers have films out in theaters this weekend: Ari Aster, with the contemporary Western “Eddington,” which he wrote and directed, and Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, with “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” a remake of the 1997 teen horror classic, which she directed and co-wrote with Sam Lansky and Leah McKendrick. Read more...

He's the visual genius that auteurs like Ari Aster trust. But cinematographer Darius Khondji is chasing a feeling

He's collaborated with everyone from David Fincher to the Safdies, but the Iranian-born cinematographer, most recently of "Eddington," wants them all to feel like family.

The deafening dissonance of 'Eddington'

Ari Aster is a filmmaker who knows how to shock, how to make us squirm in our seats, and how to deliver images that will stick with us for days, weeks, sometimes even years. The director behind horror films like…

Ari Aster made a movie about polarized America. 'Eddington' has been polarizing

Ari Aster's “Eddington,” appropriately enough, has been divisive. Since its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May, Aster’s film has one of the most polarizing releases of the year.

Eddington Review: The New American Origin Story

Ari Aster’s darkly comic neo-western paranoid political thriller drops us back into early Covid, in small-town New Mexico, to explore the rupture of our collective brains and the breakdown of consensus reality. It’s a blunt and horrific farce that attempts to reckon with our current, unknowable, totally absurd era.