Let’s go meet him, on video! Let’s take mechanic Andy Baker (Fontaine) out of his rural New Jersey digs and on the road to New Jersey’s finest fun-on-a-bun pork sandwiches. He gets an online DNA test that tells him he has a brother his father sired out of wedlock. That makes this the perfect time to add a little drama to his life and the show. All he has to do is gather together his best video, and some new stuff, and impress them and the deal is done. That’s the shtick that landed Jeff a Food Network pilot. “What I’m smelling right now’s what Mark Antony smelled when walked into ancient Egypt and smelled Cleopatra.” Jeff Blake (Lada) is a one-man Youtube foodie channel whose specialty is Guy FierriLand - “Diners, Dives and Drive-ins” and the sumptuous finger foods one can find by American roadside eateries, served in crumpled aluminum foil.

Well-executed, reasonably well-acted and brisk - it’s just 70 minutes long - it turns from sibling reunion and sibling revelry to deadly sibling rivalry in a New York, or in this case, New Jersey minute. It’s a “found footage” thriller knocked together by its writer/director-co-stars, Breta Lada and Dustin Fontaine, a tale of two long-lost brothers reunited by a DNA test and a Youtube finger-food and travel show of the “”Triple D” variety. “The Andy Baker Tape” is a film school textbook example of how much movie you can get out of virtually no money.

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