Jeff Baena

American screenwriter and film director

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January 10 2025 Baena's funeral was held in Miami.
January 5 2025 At the 82nd Golden Globe Awards, Best Director Brady Corbet paid tribute to Jeff Baena during his acceptance speech.
January 3 2025 Passed away.
January 3 2025 Passed away, concluding his career as a screenwriter and film director.
January 3 2025 Jeff Baena was found dead at his Los Angeles home by his assistant, pronounced dead at the scene at age 47. The Los Angeles County medical examiner determined the cause of death was suicide by hanging.
January 3 2025 Passed away on January 3, 2025.
2022 Wrote and directed Spin Me Round, continuing his collaborative work with Alison Brie.
2021 Baena married Aubrey Plaza in a small, intimate backyard ceremony, marking their tenth anniversary together.
2021 Created and executive produced Cinema Toast, an anthology television series that reinterpreted public domain footage.
2020 Co-wrote and directed Horse Girl with Alison Brie.
2017 Wrote and directed The Little Hours, further expanding his directorial portfolio.
2016 Joshy premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, Baena's second film which was largely improvised.
2016 Directed Joshy, continuing to develop his unique filmmaking style.
2015 Baena made a cameo in Jake Johnson's film Digging for Fire, which was based on a real-life garden excavation with friends.
2014 Wrote and directed his debut feature film Life After Beth, establishing himself as a film director.
2012 Jeff Baena directed the film 'The End of Love'
2012 Appeared as himself in the film 'The End of Love', a dramatization of actor Mark Webber's life, alongside Aubrey Plaza.
2011 Jeff Baena began a romantic relationship with actress Aubrey Plaza.

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