Political satire and crime thriller in one bottle: "Eddington" tells the story of the struggle for power in a small town in the USA, where technology and ambitions collide against the backdrop of a pandemic. What happens when political ambitions clash with future technologies against the backdrop of a pandemic, and ordinary people with tough decisions find themselves at the center of events? "Eddington" - the new work by Ari Aster, a Cannes Film Festival nominee and author of psychological dramas - is a bold combination of social satire, thriller, and black comedy. In the fictional town of Eddington, where a mask mandate and digital control are in place, tensions rise between Sheriff Joe Cross and Mayor Ted Garcia. The latter dreams of building a giant artificial intelligence center that will transform the town into a pillar of the technological future. But Cross - a proponent of traditional values - decides to run for office himself, entering an open battle with the political system and his personal demons. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Emma Stone, and Austin Butler. The story gradually unfolds with details: corporate intrigues, civil resistance, media manipulation, and fear of the future. The film received a nomination for the "Palme d'Or" at Cannes and sparked heated discussions at festivals. It is already being called one of the boldest and most talked-about releases of the year. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.