One of France's leading writer-directors talks about the process of translating "Potiche" from French; how his relationship changed with Catherine Deneuve from "8 Women" to "Potiche"; and how very personal "Angel," his only English film, was to make.

Christopher Smith's new film Black Death, a realistic look at 14th century Europe coping with the devastations of the plague, is first and foremost a horror movie--the dead rise, a woman is branded a witch...Find out why horror's been good to Smith.

Spanning three decades, Barney’s Version cast Scott Speedman as Boogie, the artistic writer and best bud of Paul Giamatti’s Barney Panofsky in the film version of the late Mordechai Richler’s semi-autobiographical novel.

One of the world’s most honored auteurs, Mexico’s Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu describes himself as a "neurotic perfectionist". For the first time since his breakthrough hit Amores Perros, Iñárritu returns to a fully Spanish language drama.