Ben O’Shea popped into the studio to unpack Ari Aster’s latest film Eddington—a nearly three-hour, genre-blurring satire set in a fictional New Mexico town during the chaotic early days of the pandemic. With Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal leading a story steeped in paranoia, protest culture, and misinformation, Ben asks the big question: is it too soon to revisit the intensity of lockdown life? We’ll dive into the buzz—and find out whether Eddington is worth your time.

Ben O&rsquo;Shea popped into the studio to unpack Ari Aster&rsquo;s latest film Eddington&mdash;a nearly three-hour, genre-blurring satire set in a fictional New Mexico town during the chaotic early days of the pandemic. With Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal leading a story steeped in paranoia, protest culture, and misinformation, Ben asks the big question: is it too soon to revisit the intensity of lockdown life? We&rsquo;ll dive into the buzz&mdash;and find out whether Eddington is worth your time.

Catch up on Lisa & Russell, and all their friends.

Catch up on Lisa &amp; Russell, and all their friends.

Lisa & Russell

Ben O'Shea : People Were Fighting Over Toilet Paper

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