Krakowski & Rice Shine in Indie Drama 'Nice Eggs'

The indie coming-of-age drama 'Nice Eggs' has concluded its filming in New Jersey, featuring a cast led by Jane Krakowski and Angourie Rice. This project marks the narrative feature directorial debut for Amanda Lipitz, known for her documentary work. Sandi Farkas penned the script, which centers on a young woman's journey to overcome a challenging relationship with her mother and escape a pattern of generational discord.

Rice portrays Cori Mulligan, a character striving to be understood beyond initial impressions, navigating societal limitations and a difficult maternal relationship. Krakowski plays Ellen, Cori's mother, a once-vibrant woman whose unfulfilled dreams and personal struggles complicate her relationships. The film promises to explore themes of inheritance, a mother’s influence, and the lasting impact of early life experiences.

Producers for 'Nice Eggs' include Henry Tisch, Amanda Lipitz, Diane Nabatoff, Tory Metzger, and Sandi Farkas. This production adds to Lipitz's filmography, which includes documentaries like 'Found' and 'Step,' and her work on the scripted podcast 'Motherhacker.' Krakowski, recognized for her comedic roles and recent stage success, and Rice, known for her roles in 'The Last Thing He Told Me' and the 'Spider-Man' franchise, bring their talents to this dramatic narrative.