Both a spiritual sequel to the New York Times bestseller My Lunches With Orson and an unconventional biography of an equally unconventional artist, My Lunches With Henry Jaglom is a series of constantly surprising freeform conversations between author Daniel Kremer and the independent film maverick behind Eating , Can She Bake a Cherry Pie? , Sitting Ducks , and others. In a lengthy concluding chapter, Kremer conducts a biographical inquiry into Jaglom’s work. Complete with fascinating and sometimes even thrilling appendices, as well as a foreword and afterword by two of Jaglom’s friends, Candice Bergen and Noah Wyle, My Lunches With Henry Jaglom is a biography that plays much like a loose, improvisatory Jaglom film—which is to say, a biography like no other. Daniel Kremer is a filmmaker, film historian, editor, and archivist. He is the author of the books Sidney J. Furie: Life and Films (2015) and Adventures in Auteurism: A Crusade for the Critically Neglected (2025). As a historian audio commentator and video essayist, he has worked on nearly two hundred physical media releases. His feature films as writer-director include Overwhelm the Sky (2019) and It's a Zabriskie, Zabriskie, Zabriskie, Zabriskie Point (2023).
