We're thrilled to present a collection of original posters, selected by Ari Aster, on the occasion of the release of his latest film Eddington. Aster’s selections reveal a wide range of influences on his controversial new film that trace a path from the classic American Westerns of the 1950s and 60s all the way to the town of Eddington New Mexico in 2020. Aster:
Here are posters I've selected for some movies that I love, all of which belong to one tradition or another that my new movie Eddington could be said to fall into. These traditions include classic westerns (like The Big Country), eccentric westerns (like Johnny Guitar), revisionist westerns (like The Wild Bunch), paranoid conspiracy thrillers (like Parallax View), satire and black comedy (like Robocop), small-town portraits (like Last Picture Show), America-as-microcosm ensemble epics (like Nashville)—you name it!
View all of Aster’s selections in person at Posteritati July 26 through August 22.
The Wild BunchRené Ferracci |
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Original 1969 French poster by René Ferracci. |
NashvilleAndrzej Klimowski / Danuta Schejbal |
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Original 1976 Polish A1 poster by Andrzej Klimowski and Danuta Schejbal. |
McCabe & Mrs. MillerRichard Amsel / Bill Gold |
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Original 1971 U.S. one sheet poster by Richard Amsel and Bill Gold. |
The Parallax ViewZdeněk Vlach |
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Original 1974 Czech A3 poster by Zdeněk Vlach. |
The Big CountryJiřĺ Balcar |
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Original 1963 Czech A3 poster by Jiřĺ Balcar. |
The Ballad of NarayamaAndrzej PÄ…gowski |
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Original 1985 Polish B1 poster by Andrzej PÄ…gowski. |