Eddington: A Dark Reflection of Pandemic Tensions
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The article critiques Ari Aster's film 'Eddington' for its superficial portrayal of racial issues, particularly highlighting the underdeveloped character of Michael Ward, the sole Black character, and the film's tendency to mimic real-life chaos without deeper exploration, ultimately viewing it as a shallow attempt at social commentary.
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