Summary
- Ari Aster’s contemporary Western, Eddington, will debut exclusively on HBO Max on November 14
- The film, set in May 2020, focuses on a fierce political standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor
- The star-studded ensemble cast includes Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Austin Butler, and Emma Stone
A highly anticipated feature from A24 and visionary director Ari Aster is setting its premiere date, bringing a powerhouse cast to the small screen. The new film, Eddington, which was both written and directed by Aster, will make its exclusive U.S. streaming debut on HBO Max on Friday, November 14. For those who prefer the traditional television experience, the movie is scheduled to air on the HBO linear channel the following night, Saturday, November 15.
The contemporary Western thriller promises to be an intense character study, centered on a tense situation in a small town in New Mexico. The plot is described as a standoff in May of 2020 that ignites a conflict, pitting neighbor against neighbor after a dispute between the local sheriff and mayor.
The ensemble cast alone positions Eddington as a major cultural event. It features an impressive roster of A-list talent, including Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, and Euphoria star Micheal Ward. Adding to the star power, the film will also feature Austin Butler and Emma Stone.
Eddington hits HBO Max on November 14.
