The Film Yap

Based on a true story from the 1970s, the story of a gay couple and their foster child is only slightly schmaltzy and, sadly, still relevant. Continue reading →

Based on true events, this inspiring tale of an Aboriginal girl group touring Vietnam could be saccharine but instead has winning soul. Continue reading →

This coming-of-age drama set in 1960′s London should compel, but slow timing and low stakes make it a snoozer. Continue reading →

This Canadian comedy is so primed for its American remake, it’s practically American itself. Continue reading →

Lena Dunham’s controversial series has a sometimes uncomfortable but always thoughtful and promising first season. Continue reading →

Despite a slightly odd bit of casting, this ode to dysfunction, insecurity and endless politics among performers hits all the right notes. Continue reading →

Steven Soderbergh’s semi-autobiographical tale of Channing Tatum’s stripper past is less lighthearted romp and more modern-day “Saturday Night Fever.” Continue reading →

Despite all the right ingredients, “Peace, Love & Misunderstanding” muffs the follow-through. Continue reading →

Like its predecessor “Bring It On”, this sweet and snappy female-driven flick is smarter than it has any right to be. Continue reading →

Why does this nasty piece of garbage disguised as harmless fluff exist? I’m confused. Continue reading →