The Film Yap

A wickedly funny black comedy about a guy stumbling through life without much of a plan and even less of a clue. Continue reading →

The best of the summer releases, this film proves that sci-fi spectacles don’t have to be loud to blow audiences away. Continue reading →

The writer-director of “Another Earth” sits down with the Yap to discuss his film debut and the sci-fi genre’s ability to externalize internal monologues. Continue reading →

Pickering speaks of basing his film on real life, creating characters who are more than archetypes and avoiding politics in a film about conservative Christians. Continue reading →

A powerful look at the Green Revolution of Iran in 2009 told through interviews, archival footage and haunting animation. Continue reading →

The filmmaker behind “We’re Glad You’re Here” discusses her film as a feminist experiment, filling a hole in the independent-film scene and life imitating art.
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An adorably informative short film, “Something Left, Something Taken” is THE animated film for fans of “CSI” but is middle-school appropriate. Continue reading →

In this week’s show, Joe and Chris yap about 2011′s Indianapolis International Film Festival, running July 14-24. Continue reading →

A provocative, enlightening and interesting film, “Natural Selection” is a film that isn’t afraid to take dramatic risks. Continue reading →

Three never-intertwining tales of working-class men are a wonderful example of cinematic portraits for the simple sake of portraiture. Continue reading →