Ahead of the Academy Museum's screening of 'Parajanov: The Last Spring' and 'The Color of Pomegranates,' A.frame looks back on the legacy of brothers-in-arts Mikhail Vartanov and Sergei Parajanov.

The French filmmaker reveals why Léa Seydoux was the only person who could star in his audacious sci-fi romance.

Five-time Oscar winner and co-founder of Wētā Workshop discusses the resurgence of practical effects and his newest monster movie, 'Sting.'

Directors Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo look back on the legacy of 'Food, Inc.' and discuss making a more hopeful sequel.

"There's music in everything," says first-time filmmaker Rudy Mancuso. He and star Camila Mendes reveal how they put their original spin on the movie musical.

The writer-director behind 'You Won't Be Alone,' 'Of an Age' and now 'Housekeeping for Beginners' reveals the secret to his prolific output: "Bury your anxieties in your writing."

Olivia Colman and director Thea Sharrock on friendship, foul language, and the fun they had making 'Wicked Little Letters.'

Brittany Snow opens up about her directorial debut 'Parachute,' a personal story about a twentysomething who struggles with an eating disorder and body image issues.

Directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss discuss their all-girls follow-up to the Emmy-winning documentary 'Boys State.'