An Analysis of Eddington (2025)

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The Filmistines Podcast

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An Analysis of Eddington (2025) | Episode 247

The Filmistines Podcast

25 minutes 14 seconds

1 month ago

An Analysis of Eddington (2025) | Episode 247

Join us as we dive deep into Ari Aster's haunting Darwinian meditation—a visceral allegory exploring hysteria and its ripple effects across a fractured society. We'll unpack the film's rich symbolism surrounding homelessness, paternal abandonment, and the delicate balance between radicalization and reason. From its deliberate pacing and unconventional structure to its unflinching examination of political manipulation and feminine influence, 'Eddington' challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about survival, power, and human nature. Buckle up for our most thought-provoking discussion yet. Please enjoy.

Eddington (2025)

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