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“The Bitter Buddha” is a comedy-documentary by Steven Feinartz that takes an unconventional journey with a “comic's comic.” For decades, Eddie Pepitone has proven to be a startling force in the alt-comedy scene. The film follows him during a middle-age career surge as he struggleswith self-doubt, sobriety, and a challenging family history.Stand-up comedy, original animation, and engaging interviews with Sarah Silverman(whose own full-length comedy “Jesus is Magic” can be seen in its entirety below), Patton Oswalt, Marc Maron, Zach Galifianakis, and others help give insight into the life of a beloved career comedian known as “the guitarist that all the other guitarists go to see.” As one of the best-kept secrets on the scene, Pepitone is documented in an unhinged portrait of creativity, enlightenment, and rage.
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“The Bitter Buddha” is a comedy-documentary by Steven Feinartz that takes an unconventional journey with a “comic's comic.” For decades, Eddie Pepitone has proven to be a startling force in the alt-comedy scene. The film follows him during a middle-age career surge as he struggles with self-doubt, sobriety, and a challenging family history. Stand-up comedy, original animation, and engaging interviews with Sarah Silverman (whose own full-length comedy “Jesus is Magic” can be seen in its entirety below), Patton Oswalt, Marc Maron, Zach Galifianakis, and others help give insight into the life of a beloved career comedian known as “the guitarist that all the other guitarists go to see.” As one of the best-kept secrets on the scene, Pepitone is documented in an unhinged portrait of creativity, enlightenment, and rage.
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