˜Eddington’ Director Ari Aster Couldn’t Stand ‘Living in the Internet.’ So He Made a Movie
Ari Aster tells WIRED he wrote 'Eddington' during the height of the pandemic and BLM protests. The western depicts the explosive consequences of his characters’ conspiracy-fueled social media diets.
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