Visual artist, poet, and filmmaker Julianknxx speaks to Christina Donoghue about why being an artist isn't integral to his identity, the luxury of being able to dream, and why filmmaking is a form of poetry.

Terry Gilliam on his 'perverse' way of portraying the world, his criticism of other filmmakers and stealing from everything for inspiration.

Director Rodrigo Plá discusses the reasons he makes films, his 2007 release La Zona, and the political situation between Mexico and the USA.

Actress Stephanie Sigman on her breakthrough role, Mexico's war on drugs and whether icons still exist.

Director Roland Joffé goes deep into his 1984 film The Killing Fields, his long lasting relationship with Cambodia, and existence itself.

Filmmaker Pedro González-Rubio speaks about the advancement of Mexican cinema, his film Alamar (2009), placing himself amongst his contemporaries.

Paz Vega discusses her choice of characters, her transition from Spanish TV star to international film actress and the most important thing for an actor to do.

Academy Award winning actor Forest Whitaker on his start in cinema, avoiding pigeonholing and the challenges of immersing himself in his roles.

Italian director Marco Bellocchio speaks about his 46 year career, his formative influences–Nouvelle Vague, Antonioni–and why he continues to make movies.