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Matter of Time

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Matter of Time is a compelling documentary chronicling the fight to cure Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare and devastating genetic disease. Fueled by the raw energy of Eddie Vedder's 2023 solo performances in Seattle and driven by the fierce determination of patients, families, and scientists, Matter of Time captures a rising global effort to cure EB and pave the way for thousands of other rare diseases. Produced by Door Knocker Media in association with the Vitalogy Foundation, this is more than a concert film. It's a story of defiance, innovation, and the belief that even the most impossible challenges are only a matter of time. At the forefront of this fight is EB Research Partnership (EBRP)--a trailblazing force proving that rare disease isn't just treatable, it's curable. The mission is bold, their impact is real, and this film is their rallying cry to the world. With an original score by Broken Social Scene and candid interviews from all sides of the movement, the film is a rallying cry for what's possible when people come together--with urgency and heart--for something bigger than themselves.

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David O Nov 14 Emotional. Inspirational. Heartbreaking. What a mix of emotions watching this movie. I love PJ, and Eddie deliver a powerful performance, not only as a musician, but as a human being. Jill and Eddie are an inspiring couple, but the parents, the doctors, and the kids in this movie show what true resilience looks like. We need more movies like this that show the good side of people working together. I took my best friend to this in WI and we didn’t quite know what to expect, but then the lights came on and we realized that the CEO of EBR, some of the parents and kids that were featured in this movie were in the audience with us. What an experience! See more Justin S Nov 14 Amazing, eye opening, touching. Makes you cry, laugh, smile, and most of all gives you hope that a cure is within reach to help these individuals that are suffering so much and deserve so much better. Come say hi. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Nov 13 Real music footage in 1.75 hours!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😎😉🤣😂👌😒😘💕😊❤️😍👍🤞🙌😁🎶😢💖😜 See more Read all reviews
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Matt Finlin

Director

Eddie Vedder

Self

Karen Barzilay

Writer

Karen Barzilay

Producer

Michael Hund

Executive Producer

Mark Smith

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Synopsis Matter of Time is a compelling documentary chronicling the fight to cure Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare and devastating genetic disease. Fueled by the raw energy of Eddie Vedder's 2023 solo performances in Seattle and driven by the fierce determination of patients, families, and scientists, Matter of Time captures a rising global effort to cure EB and pave the way for thousands of other rare diseases. Produced by Door Knocker Media in association with the Vitalogy Foundation, this is more than a concert film. It's a story of defiance, innovation, and the belief that even the most impossible challenges are only a matter of time. At the forefront of this fight is EB Research Partnership (EBRP)--a trailblazing force proving that rare disease isn't just treatable, it's curable. The mission is bold, their impact is real, and this film is their rallying cry to the world. With an original score by Broken Social Scene and candid interviews from all sides of the movement, the film is a rallying cry for what's possible when people come together--with urgency and heart--for something bigger than themselves.
Director
Matt Finlin
Producer
Karen Barzilay
Screenwriter
Karen Barzilay
Distributor
Door Knocker Media
Production Co
Door Knocker Media
Genre
Documentary, Musical
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Nov 12, 2025, Limited
Runtime
1h 45m