Eddie is directing a feature documentary on the real story behind BlackBerry for Mark Wahlberg’s Unrealistic Ideas and Viral Nation, as reported here:

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The arrival of Peacock’s GOOD ONE: A Show About Jokes came with a number of articles and appearances. Please click below for the full list!

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GOOD ONE: A Show About Jokes, based on Jesse David Fox’s Vulture podcast, produced in partnership with Seth Meyers’ Sethmaker Shoemeyers, and featuring comedian Mike Birbiglia, will premiere on Peacock March 26th. The show intimately chronicles the craft of comedy from the ground up, following Birbiglia from Providence, RI to Washington DC as he begins work on brand new material at the intersection of process and personal. Along with Birbiglia, Seth Meyers, Atsuko Okatsuka and Hasan Minhaj also appear.

Eddie directed and is an executive producer (as showrunner). 

The first feature doc Eddie produced (and his first at Sundance) gets a rare theatrical screening – along with Grease, Pretty in Pink and Grosse Pointe Blank! – in “Watch Local: John Marshall High School” series at the American Cinematheque on May 27th. Notably, it is the only documentary amongst a pack of luminaries…

The fine folks at Film Collaborative are a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to providing programs and services to independent filmmakers, and they’re now sponsoring the Showgals doc as it makes its way through postproduction. YOU too can make a tax-deductible contribution to help finish this fine, funny and empowering true tale. Click here for more information.

Eddie is Consulting Producer to the feature documentary MAESTRA, premiering soon, and Executive Producer of SHOWGALS, which just exceeded its Kickstarter goal, earning $119,724
to fund its postproduction, currently underway.

Check back for more updates on both!

Yahoo! Life places Ugly Delicious at #6 on its Oct ’22 list of 21 Best Cooking Shows on Netflix right now, and singles out Eddie’s “Fried Rice” episode. See the whole list at Yahoo!

Food & Wine calls Ugly Delicious “one of the most important (and probably the best) documentary food series.” The publication goes on to say that Season 1 is so thoughtfully framed it should be seen twice – before running down EVERY restaurant we visited in the show. Read the whole article at Food & Wine‘s website.

For Oscar season, Vulture posted a look at the history of Academy Award Nominee “class photos,” including Eddie’s in 2005. Spot him in the full picture below, in the row just above Alan Alda and Julie Delpy.

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