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Ari Aster's new film Eddington is a nasty and erratic satire that premiered here at the Cannes Film Festival on May 16 .
The film begins in strangely laidback fashion, rambling through a small New Mexico town in May of 2020 as it introduces us to a cast of shaggy characters who are mostly just trying to get by.
The film's best parts are when it devolves into an anarchic shooting spree.
Aster is allowed his pessimism, his equal opportunity offense, but his brush is perhaps too broad.
Eddington verges on crankism; it’s a film whose anger is sourced in exasperation.
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