The Film Yap

An idea so simple I’m astonished I’ve never seen it done before — a painstaking documentation of the creation of a single painting. Continue reading →

This highly personal documentary from director Stephane Goldsand tackles his reluctance to become a father — a brave and illuminating self-portrait. Continue reading →

A documentary with some familiar shades, “Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone” is about what happens to band members after the music stops. Continue reading →

A quirky look at a middle-aged New York couple who have decided to move in together — nearly five years into their marriage. Continue reading →

Filmmaker Tim Plester explores his familial legacy of an ancient, ridiculous form of dance in this interesting and quaint doc. Continue reading →

Here is the skinny on the Oscars, the winners and the losers, the triumphs and the injustices! Continue reading →

Luke Matheny, whose “God of Love” appeared in both major Indianapolis film festivals last year, is now an Oscar nominee for Best Live action Short Film. Continue reading →

“A Little Help” takes the top prize at Indy Film Fest 2010. Continue reading →

The filmmaker won a student Oscar for “God of Love,” a quirky 18-minute film about love and darts. Continue reading →

Stephanie Wang-Breal directed “Wo Ai Ni Mommy,” a documentary about one Chinese girl’s adoption by an American family. Continue reading →