Ari Aster's Film About America, "Eddington," explores the dualities of pandemic-era fever-dreams and political satire in a small western town. The film follows Sheriff Joe Cross, played by Joaquin Phoenix, as he navigates personal and political turmoil amidst a backdrop of COVID restrictions and civil unrest. As the narrative unfolds, the film transitions from light farce to neo-noir, delving into deeper societal pathologies and confronting the harsh realities of American life. With a sharp and confrontational approach, "Eddington" offers a brutal and broad social satire that reflects the complexities of contemporary America.