The Film Yap

Beloved director Rob Reiner was in downtown Indianapolis to receive a Truly Moving Picture Award for his new film Flipped.

Director Nancy Carlson talked to us about her delightful new documentary covering the history of US 40.

Seth W. Owen made one of the most unique films at this year’s festival: the comedic story of a band of peeping toms.

Emmy Award-winning editor Joe Beshenkovsky talks about his portrait of a small Indiana town told through photographs.

Rennke speaks about about the making of “Pearl,” Pearl Carter as a historical figure, and how the film emphasized her heritage without playing the race card.

“The Nature of Existence” director opens up about life’s purpose, fulfillment, and Star Trek bedroom play.

The “Twilight Saga: Eclipse” star talks being cast as Quil Ateara, scoring a major franchise role at his first audition, and finally becoming a wolf.

“Frost/Nixon” — a piece of history repurposed as commentary on TV’s power — continues Nick Rogers’ look back at the 365 best films of 2000-2009.

The Yap’s Lauren Whalen talks comics, indies and tabloids with the “Kick-Ass” star.

The “Up in the Air” director sits down with journalists before taking the stage at DePauw University.