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Aubrey Plaza's husband, Jeff Baena, wrote movie inspired by family's mental health struggles before his death
Page SixStory by Sabrina Picou
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Aubrey Plaza's late husband Jeff Baena's final script explores the mental health battles that eventually claimed his own life.
beat sheet
- Baena co-wrote the Netflix film 'Cradle' with Alison Brie, inspired by his family's real-life struggles with mental illness.
- The movie, set to premiere later this year, was completed just months before Baena's tragic and unexpected passing at age 42.
call sheet
Aubrey Plaza, Jeff Baena, Alison Brie, Netflix, Cradle