Availability
- In-Cinema Only
This short film precedes the following film(s): SHORTS PACKAGE: DOC DAY AFTERNOON - Cinema
Ed's Coffee Shop is a 60-year-old West Hollywood diner that is about to close forever. Devoted regulars are crushed when they are told that Ada, the proprietor and daughter of the original owners, announces she is closing the place.
LAST WEEK AT ED'S chronicles the final days of the diner, its eccentric characters, and the depth of feeling a beloved local business can foster in a community. It's a story that's being echoed in cities across the country, as more local shops are forced to close their doors. This first documentary co-directed by filmmakers Meg and Lawrence Kasdan (THE BIG CHILL, GRAND CANYON) is a journey full of emotion for a diner that many people have loved for years.
LAST WEEK AT ED'S chronicles the final days of the diner, its eccentric characters, and the depth of feeling a beloved local business can foster in a community. It's a story that's being echoed in cities across the country, as more local shops are forced to close their doors. This first documentary co-directed by filmmakers Meg and Lawrence Kasdan (THE BIG CHILL, GRAND CANYON) is a journey full of emotion for a diner that many people have loved for years.
Countries
United States- Director
- Meg Kasdan, Lawrence Kasdan
- Executive Producer
- Eric Rusch, Katie Johnson Rusch
- Producer
- Meg Kasdan, Lawrence Kasdan
- Cinematographer
- CJ Brion
- Editor
- Corey Sherman
- Cast
- Ada Blumstein, Jesus Rangel, Jesus "Junor" Rangel