The Film Yap

Despite the Norwegian countryside as a stunning backdrop, “Escape” is a historical thriller that’s all too forgettable in nearly every facet. Continue reading →

A boilerplate road trip comedy with good leads and bad humor. Continue reading →

Austin travels to Asia for a Taiwanese kung-fu movie, Chinese romantic comedy and a Filipino drama. This article will get so many hits!!! Continue reading →

A must-see Hebrew-language film that transcends language with its universal portrayal of family relations, specifically between parent and sibling. Continue reading →

One of Martin Scorsese’s best films could easily become a family classic that will inspire a new generation of storytellers. Continue reading →

The mysterious title is just a tease to a richer world full of dreamlike paranoia and reasons why I’m afraid of John Hawkes. Continue reading →

One of the more engaging films of the year, “Hugo” is a wondrous journey into a fully realized world Continue reading →

A fun dip in the family swimming pool, and we don’t even have to bring any bean dip. Continue reading →

A solid debut from Hoosier filmmaker Jacob Sherry, “Nathan” is worth catching if you’re heading to the Heartland Film Festival. Continue reading →

Vera Farmiga picks a difficult but satisfying tale about religious isolation as her directorial debut. Continue reading →