Recorded by the New York Public Library, two photographer/artists discuss their mutual experiences, technique and format, celebrities (and how to photograph them), face blindness, Lana Turner, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, the Dalai Lama, and much more.

French filmmaker Christian Carion emerges with Farewell, which traces a true World War I story, the 1914 Christmas Day armistice in the trenches, to one of the most important espionage exposes of the 20th century.

This new series begins with inspiration following time spent at Denniston Hill, NY art center, during which Bemis curated a month's worth of residencies and to which this mix is dedicated. From Alan Lomax to Pablo Casals, from Antony to Erik Satie.

Director Norman Jewison's body of work ranges from the Golden Age of live TV (Playhouse 90 and Judy Garland's landmark specials) to a roster of film classics that show a range from an innate social consciousness to fluffy comedies.

Filmmaker Jacques Audiard wanted to do something. The result is the epic Un Prophète, which was the runner-up prize winner at last May's Cannes film festival and received a 2010 Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.

Award-winning screenwriter Peter Morgan (The Queen, Frost/Nixon) is the behind-the-scenes wizard pulling the strings on The Damned United, a rousing look at one of Britain’s most famous larger-than-life characters, Brian Clough.