One of the most striking films in the competition of the Cannes Film Festival was this year Eddington (2025). The maker of Hereditary (2018), Midsummer (2019) in Beau is Afraid (2023) goes to a town where a power -lusty sheriff waves with the scepter at the time of the Coronapandemie. What does the newly revealed trailer do with our expectations?
Back to the coronation time
The approach of the first teaser of Eddington Stopped pretty well. Practicing actor Joaquin Phoenix (back from a vast after the previous film by Aster) scrolls on those images through a feed full of references to the Coronapandemie, Fake News, Complotting theories and radical political developments. The design of the trailer released today is a bit more conventional, but that does not make the content less stimulating:
Test stick
After an uncomfortable meeting with villager Ted (The Last of US star Pedro Pascal) Phoenix emerged on the new images as a factor to take into account. His power ambitions appear to reach at least as far as the test stick that is pushed into one of his nostrils at a Corona control point …
5.7During a pandemic, a couple stranded in a town in New Mexico. At first glance the two get a warm welcome, but when the evening falls, more sinister events take place.
Quick in the Netherlands?
Eddington Got a lot of attention at the past film festival of Cannes (although it did not yield a prize) and will be released regularly in the US next month. So far, all Ari Aster films have also been released in the Netherlands, and we can therefore count on it that this will also be the case with his newest. Yet no release date is currently known, and that means we have to wait for a while. As soon as a release date is added, this will be on the film page of Eddington to stand.
Beeld: Still ‘Eddington’ via TMDb
