The Film Yap

A politically charged social commentary, “A Whisper to a Roar” is an inspiring documentary focused on highlighting the power of a collective people. Continue reading →

“Happy People” has that patented Herzog charm with a biting social commentary to boot, proving that the master of documentaries still has a lot of magic left in him. Continue reading →

This peek inside the minds of the leaders of Israel’s ultra-secret internal security force is simultaneously disturbing, illuminating and uplifting. Continue reading →

The shroud of mysticism that surrounds “Searching for Sugar Man” will leave you feeling emotionally rattled but ultimately inspired as well. Continue reading →

If aliens were unfortunate enough to stumble upon “Mankind: The Story of All of Us” in a distant future, they will be convinced of our futile and mundane existence. Continue reading →

Two cultures. Two shattered men. One goal.
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An engrossing first-hand account of how power can corrupt even the most idealistic hearts and minds. Continue reading →

A powerful and journalistic look at five recent instances of people across the globe rising up against a tyrant, and the corrupting influence of power. Continue reading →

An illuminating and oft mesmerizing portrait of the creative impulse, and the people who are driven by it. Continue reading →

This documentary about the sometimes troubling international chocolate trade ends up focusing too much on one American working in Grenada. Continue reading →