Director Ari Aster knew his new film "Eddington" (starring Pedro Pascal, Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone) was going to be ...

This interview contains spoilers for, including the ending of, “Eddington,” now playing in theaters. Does anything relax Ari Aster? The ramp-up to the celebrated indie filmmaker’s latest release, ...

In November 2020, the Washington Post ran a story with the headline “Shakespeare wrote King Lear during a plague. What great ...

Aster said there are elements he would change if he could make his "nightmare comedy" with Joaquin Phoenix over again.

Filmmaker: In an interview from 2018, you mentioned that you start with a shot list and scout locations accordingly, often ...

Ari Aster’s “Eddington” is a provocative film that will send you right back to the early days of COVID; he’s here to fill us ...

Ari Aster is known for making family dramas turned, well, horrific, but the auteur recently experienced some family drama of ...

A Post-it note sat near Ari Aster while he wrote “Eddington”: “Remember the phones.” “Eddington” may be set during the pandemic, but the onset of COVID-19 isn't its inciting incident.

Ari Aster is the master of shock cinema, but he described one other director who truly took his breath away. Read more about his experience here.

The plot of Eddington, Aster’s latest film, sounds like more of a sure bet on paper. Set in a small New Mexico town in 2020, the film centers on a rivalry between its sheriff, Joe Cross (Phoenix ...

“To not be talking about it is insane,” he said. “I’m desperate for work that’s wrestling with this moment because I don’t know where we are. I’ve never been here before,” says Aster.