The Film Yap

This documentary chronicles one reporter’s impossible journey to reunite The Kinks. Continue reading →

This thought-provoking documentary looks at small towns with big ideas about landing tourists with gaudy displays. Continue reading →

I liked where “Barry Munday” — a comedy about a guy who loses his manhood in order to learn to be a man — ended up. Continue reading →

An outstanding cast shines in Indy Film Fest’s closing night film about a young man learning to let go. Continue reading →

Just 18 minutes long, this tidy comic gem feels full and complete in itself. Writer/director/star Luke Matheny is one to watch. Continue reading →

Fort Wayne native Jenna Fischer headlines an ensemble cast in this black comedy/drama about screw-ups and the people who love/hate them. Continue reading →

This superbly-acted drama bout New Jersey teens finding their path is an audacious effort from filmmaker Kevin James McMullin. Continue reading →

This well-acted drama examines the broken relationship of two Korean-American sisters brought together by the death of their unstable mother. Continue reading →

“New Low” is a charming black comedy that puts a stake through the heart of the sappy romantic comedy genre. Continue reading →

Two divergent sisters try to reconcile their relationship while juggling the men in their lives in this affecting drama. Continue reading →