Director Jeff Baena dies at 47 years old
Beloved filmmaker Jeff Baena, known for his work on films like “Life After Beth” and “The Little Hours” alongside his wife Aubrey Plaza, has passed away at the age of 47, as confirmed by a coroner. The news has left fans and colleagues in shock as they mourn the loss of a talented director and screenwriter.
Baena’s contributions to the entertainment industry were significant, from the 2014 horror film “Life After Beth” to the 2020 thriller “Horse Girl” starring Alison Brie. His creative vision also extended to the small screen with the anthology comedy series “Cinema Toast,” where Plaza directed an episode and Brie starred in another.
Baena and Plaza’s partnership, both personally and professionally, spanned over a decade, with Plaza achieving critical acclaim in recent years for her roles in shows like “Parks And Recreation” and “White Lotus.” Her diverse filmography includes projects like “Megalopolis,” “My Old Ass,” and “Ingrid Goes West,” showcasing her versatility as an actress.
As the industry mourns the loss of Jeff Baena, Plaza and Baena’s representatives have been reached out to for further comments. The legacy of Baena’s work will continue to inspire future filmmakers and entertain audiences for years to come.