Fast Eddy's Old News

The documentary focuses on Edgar Väär, nicknamed 'Fast Eddy,' who was known for reaching crime scenes before police and news reporters. His extensive collection of footage, much of which was never sold to broadcasters, is stored in his Toronto home. This film raises questions about the worth of archival footage and what happens to those who have spent their lives documenting the darker aspects of society.

Fast Eddy's Old News highlights the intersection of personal history and the evolution of news media. It offers a poignant look at Väär's life and the legacy of his work as he reflects on his experiences in the infotainment industry. The documentary serves as a commentary on the transient nature of news and the impact of technology on storytelling.