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.

As writer-director and producer Feo Aladag spent seven years researching, writing, casting and finally filming Germany’s entry for the Best Foreign Language category of the 2011 Academy Awards.

Stephen Schaefer sits down with the punk provocateur (The Living End and The Doom Generation) - whose very gay '90s movies helped establish Queer Cinema - credits John Waters with bringing him back to those roots with Kaboom.