Decoding the Panic Attack in Ari Aster's 'Beau Is Afraid'

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Ari Aster's latest film, Beau Is Afraid, is set to release in Imax on four screens in LA and New York, followed by a regional Imax expansion and a wider national rollout on April 21. The film is not horror and stars Nathan Lane, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Patti LuPone, Amy Ryan, and Parker Posey. Martin Scorsese will join Aster in conversation after an Imax showing in NYC. Other specialty openings include Sick of Myself, Human Flowers of Flesh, Everything Went Fine, Rare Objects, and Chop & Steele.
- Ari Aster’s ‘Beau Is Afraid’ Opens NY/LA On Imax, With Martin Scorsese In The House – Specialty Preview Deadline
- Beau Is Afraid, explained: What the hell is going on? Vox.com
- 'Beau Is Afraid' review: Ari Aster's mama drama Los Angeles Times
- 'Beau is Afraid': Ari Aster's 3-Hour Existential Self-Therapy Session [Review] — World of Reel Jordan Ruimy
- 'Beau Is Afraid' Is a Cinematic Panic Attack The Atlantic
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