Director Agnieszka Holland discusses the difficulties of filming, casting and editing her latest, fact-based drama In Darkness which recounts a Polish thief’s transformation when he hides a group of Jews in the sewers to protect them from Nazis.

Once again, into the breach! Or at least the morass of 2010 movies for a Top 10 list done, as is custom now, with another critic. This year Wilson Morales of BlackFilm.com has rejoined our gentle expert Stephen Schaefer to sift through entries.

Director Farhadi’s film follows two couples, one middle class and contemplating divorce, the other poor and religious, in contemporary Iran through a legal systemthat--Roshomon-like--evokes questions of morality, honesty, truth and justice.

The legendary Hollywood producer, AIDS activist, and Miramax Films and The Weinstein Company co-founder (with his younger brother Bob), Harvey Weinstein discusses the 2012 Oscars with a focus on Marilyn, Margaret, and Meryl.

Hollywood royalty Joely Richardson (daughter of Vanessa Redgrave and Tony Richardson; granddaughter of Sir Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson) takes a regal role on screen as a young Queen Elizabeth in Roland Emmerich's Anonymous.

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.

Pamela Yates has carved out a career as a photographer, documentary filmmaker, and editor over the past 30 years. Her 1982 documentary on Guatemala, When the Mountains Tremble, became evidence in a genocide trial against the military dictator.

The actress discusses the latest in a scene stealing series of roles (Swimming Pool and 2011's Devil's Double) as the obsessive/compulsive and masochistic Isabelle in director Alain Corneau's final film. Sex, power, revenge, mergers and acquisitions.

Join Stephen Schaefer as he sits down with Chloë Sevigny to discuss her new film Mr. Nice.

An artist who does it all – writes, directs, performs – in various media including stage and film, Miranda July is also someone who polarizes. Join host Stephen Schaefer as he sits down with the artist herself to discuss her 2011 film, The Future.

An Emmy-winning authority on Judy Garland, John Fricke discusses his new book, plugs the All Singin’ All Dancin’ All Judy! retrospective at Lincoln Center (opens July 26, 2011) and the Paley Center’s Judy Garland: The Television Years showing.