Auteur Ari Aster presented his A24 film and chatted up his collaboration with the press-shy Oscar winner: 'Joaquin is so committed and so engaged that the [film] kept coming back to life.'
marks the biggest budget Aster has had thus far, and it is a departure from what horror fans have come to expect from the auteur.on the carpet of juggling expectations. “Things weigh on you, like the money weighs on you, the clock weighs on you because the window of time always closing.
It can be very hard to stay in an open place where you don’t stop playing, so it was nice to build a system with Joaquin where we kept coming back to the work. Joaquin is so committed and so engaged that the [film] kept coming back to life, which isn’t to say that it was dead, but it stayed alive in a way that was very, very exciting. It was a challenge in the best way.
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