| The Yank | |
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| Directed by | Sean Lackey |
| Written by | Sean Lackey |
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| Cinematography | Keith Nickoson |
| Edited by | David Jingo |
| Music by | Chris Ainscough |
Production | Wet Ears Productions |
| Distributed by | Vision Films (US) Bulldog Film Distribution (UK and Ireland) |
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The Yank is an independent comedy film written, directed and starring Sean Lackey.[2]
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Irish American, Tom Murphy, is the first in his family to go to Ireland. His family sees this as an opportunity to marry "his own kind" so he must choose between his family's expectations and what his heart really wants.[3]
The film received mixed reviews upon release.
Lee Hazell of VultureHound.cok felt that the low budget and film style lacked discipline and production quality.[4] George Heymont of The Huffington Post felt it had strong comedic moments and was cleverly written.[5] Drew Hunt of the Chicago Reader wrote: The cliché dialogue, stereotypical characters, and cheesy, G-rated humor belong in a sitcom.[6]
