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/526/ Come On Feel the Paranoise
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On US derangement on screen.
The OG Bunga boys get togther for the annual end-of-year film episode. We discuss Ari Aster's Eddington, as well as a bit of Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another and Yorgos Lanthimos' Bugonia: the three films that together marked 2025, and which deal with paranoia, conspiracy, disinformation and unmoored political activity.
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Is this hyperpolitics on screen?
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Do these films serve any critical purpose?
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Is Eddington a faithful depiction of the society of immediacy or is it guilty of immediacy itself?
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Are we all fkin r*****ed?
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Links:
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/520/ Conspiracy Culture & Paranoid Styles ft. Catherine Liu
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Hell in Ari Aster, Tara Heffernan & Felix McNamara, Corporate Total Art
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/458/ The Society of Pure Vibe ft. Anna Kornbluh (on 'immediacy')
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America’s Unraveling on Screen, Monica Marks, New Lines Magazine