The Screen Actors Guild screening at Manhattan’s Angelika Film Center introduced a new talent in writer-director Sam Levinson, whose 2011 debut feature film features a star-studded cast. Stephen Schaefer moderates the post-screening discussion.

Spain’s Elena Anaya’s stand-out role as the captive Vera, the subject of mad skin tissue experiments by Antonio Banderas’ plastic surgeon in Pedro Almodovar’s The Skin I Live In, easily rates as her most memorable role. She talks about it and them.

A devastating documentary following the legal execution in Texas of an innocent man, Cameron Todd Willingham who, despite post-trial scientific reports that contradicted evidence of his “arson,” is put to death after a highly politicized battle.

At 24, Mexican actress Stephanie Sigman delivers a star-making film debut in this thriller. Writer-director Gerardo Naranjo presents her as Laura, a kidnapped beauty queen contestant whose ordeal is told primarily through her eyes.