French filmmaker Lorraine Levy explains how she tackles issues of self-identity with the Israeli-set The Other Son. The film follows the reactions of two families (one Palestinian & one Israeli) after they discover their sons were switched at birth.

Saved from destruction at the last minute, “Wake in Fright” was a lost film until tins marked for the incinerator were discovered. The restored film, presented by Martin Scorsese, confirms its standing as one of the best works in Australian Cinema.

Tackling the explosive subject of reforming the educational system with "Won't Back Down," writer-director Daniel Barnz discusses his liberal standing, the controversy that aims to align his film with billionaire backer Philip Anschutz and more.

Two-time Oscar nominee (The Help, Doubt) and two-time Tony winner (King Hedley II, Fences 2010 revival) Viola Davis stars as spunky Nona Alberts, a teacher in a failing Pennsylvania school in the issue-oriented “Won’t Back Down.”