'Last Days in the Desert' is a unique exploration of Jesus's human side in way that is contemplative, creative, and respectful.

Kent Jones's 'Hitchcock/Truffaut' is a brilliantly executed glimpse into the minds of two masters in cinema.

Ted Koppel, on tour promoting his new book "Lights Out", warned that cyberattacks will hit the power grid next, a dire situation that the U.S. won't be able to handle.

Meg Ryan's directorial debut about Homer Macauley's coming-of-age deserves much more positive attention.

Ethan Hawke fittingly described his book as "ethics for the kids in a fun way" and spoke about his career.

Oliver Stone explains his anti-war views, making "Born on the Fourth of July," and his latest film on Edward Snowden.

Cast members and a Civil War historian examined the role of women, getting into character, and wardrobe challenges.

Larry J. Sabato, politics professor and director of UVa’s Center for Politics, interviewed Edward Nixon at an advance screening of "Ball of Confusion."

Dante Spinotti gave an overview of his career and techniques as a cinematographer.

Director Catherine Hardwicke reflects on lessons learned during 'Twilight' as she endeavors to steer Hollywood away from advancing only "pale and male" careers.