Jude Ellis (Steve Zahn) is the sheriff of Port Canaan, a small fishing town on the Oregon coast. Having relocated from Oakland to escape a strained marriage and a dark past as a big city cop, his goal is to build a quiet new life for himself and for, eventually, his young son. But those plans for a quiet life change instantly when 47 refugees from a war-torn country wash up on his beach seeking asylum. But the country they’re from is America … and the war they’re fleeing is 180 years in the future. As the search for answers in this small town gets underway, the lives of the people here – both the townspeople and these newcomers – will never be the same.

From the best-selling cookbook author, beloved and award-winning television personality and hugely successful restaurateur Lidia Bastianich comes "My American Dream: A Life of Love, Family, and Food." Her book is a heartwarming, emotional, revelatory memoir told with all her hallmark warmth and gusto and an absolute must-have for the millions of Lidia fans.

From taking the stage alongside Carrie Underwood as she played Live at the CMA Awards to touring with great artists such as Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Ell can certainly hold her own. She is about to hit the road once again with Sugarland. Her first album, "The Project," debuted at #1 and Billboard named it Best Country Album of 2017. USA Today and Huffington Post named her a “one to watch” and a triple threat in the business as Ell not only sings but plays lead guitar on all her studio recordings and is an established songwriter. She is part country, a little blues and a little rock and roll. Watch Ell's interview from the BUILD stage.

"What Really Happened?" chronicles documentarian Andrew Jenks as he examines and contextualizes famous figures and historical events while discovering untold stories and unraveling newfound narratives. With today’s technology, access to information, the ability to communicate from all parts of the globe and cross-reference historians, Jenks takes on his own rogue investigations. He does not go down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, nor does the show purport to solve every historical mystery. Instead, Jenks often times throws a wrench in the gears of history, getting either closer to the truth or creating more questions.

Directed by Russell Harbaugh, "Love After Love" follows a family drifting apart as they each try to find meaning in a world without the father/husband who held them together. Mother Suzanne (Andie MacDowell) tentatively seeks companionship-but her attempts at dating only drive a wedge between her and older son Nicholas. Meanwhile, younger son Chris deals with grief in his own complicated-and increasingly worrying-way. What plays out between the trio is a beautifully observed, powerfully emotional journey that speaks to the strength of family ties.

Rollicking, clever and a great way to have fun with letters, "If the S in Moose Comes Loose" is a seriously wild ride from start to finish. When two of Moose’s letters come loose, he vanishes. Poof! But his best friend, Cow, has an idea: she’ll find a G, an L, a U, and an E and glue M-O-O-S-E back together, better than ever! But it’s not as easy as it sounds. Author Peter Hermann is not only a debut picture book author, he also plays publisher Charles Brooks on TV Land’s hit show "Younger." Watch Hermann when he stopped by to chat about his children's book.

Screenwriter and Emmy-winning actor Michael Imperioli's first novel, "The Perfume Burned His Eyes," is the atmospheric coming-of-age story of 17-year-old Matthew, whose mother moves them from Queens to a posh apartment in Manhattan in 1976. Matt is a not an atypical teenager--think Holden Caulfield without the cynicism--but, often afraid and awkward, he is a reactor, not an actor, until the end of the novel, which, without foreshadowing, comes as a harrowing surprise. Check out Imperioli at BUILD, where he discussed his novel and his role in the new ABC comedy, "Alex, Inc."

Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" recounts the tragic tale of the Baudelaire orphans – Violet (Malina Weissman), Klaus (Louis Hynes), and Sunny – and their extraordinary encounters with the devious Count Olaf who will stop at nothing to get his hands on their inheritance. Foiling his many dastardly plans and disguises, the young siblings discover clues to their parents’ mysterious death, links to a covert organization and begin to unlock long-held family secrets.

When three parents stumble upon their daughters' pact to lose their virginity at prom, they launch a covert one-night operation to stop the teens from sealing the deal. Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz and John Cena star in "Blockers," the directorial debut of Kay Cannon. The comedy is produced by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and James Weaver, under their Point Grey Pictures banner, alongside Jon Hurwitz & Hayden Schlossberg and DMG Entertainment's Chris Fenton. BUILD hosted Cena, Geraldine Viswanathan and Cannon, who stopped by to talk about the comedy.

In the film "Outside In," an ex-con struggling to readjust to life in his small town forms an intense bond with his former high school teacher. Director Lynn Shelton joined BUILD to discuss the film.