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Eddington (2025) is about more than rules—it’s about trust. In a small American town, two leaders clash over what’s best during a pandemic. Their fight doesn’t just stay in the office—it spreads into homes, streets, and hearts. Neighbors stop being neighbors. Friends turn into strangers. The film captures how fear can make small problems grow into big ones. It’s a simple but powerful story about people trying to do the right thing, even when no one agrees on what that is.