The Little Hours is a dark medieval comedy depicting three nuns grappling with identity crises and a young servant escaping from his master, showcasing their individual struggles. Directed by Jeff ...

Jeff Baena, the indie filmmaker behind "Life After Beth," "Horse Girl" and other films and the husband of Aubrey Plaza, died Friday at the age of 47, the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office confirmed.

This fun romp, The Little Hours, is a Middle Ages comic book. As such it is probably a much more realistic depiction of that time period than other historical films. Writer/director Jeff Baena has ...

Inside ‘The Little Hours’ with Writer/Director Jeff BaenaJeff Baena says his fascination with medieval times (the historical period, not the dinner theater) inspired his latest film, The Little Hours.

Your enjoyment of “The Little Hours” will depend wholly on your response to a sex comedy that looks one way (14th century Italian folktale, affordably but attractively in period) and sounds another ...

LOS ANGELES -- Writer-director Jeff Baena, whose darkly comedic independent films included "The Little Hours" and who was married to his frequent creative collaborator Aubrey Plaza, has died. He was ...

The opening scene of The Little Hours, which is based on Giovanni Boccaccio's 14th century novella The Decameron, is idyllic. Framed by wildflower-covered hills of Tuscany, a young nun slowly leads a ...

Three medieval nuns lead a simple life in their convent. Their days are spent chafing at monastic routine, spying on one another, and berating the estate’s day laborer.