Margaret Brown's Order of Myths unlocks ornately embellished doors drawing us into an exotic world of secret, mystic societies, both black and white, that staunchly cling to centuries-old traditions.

A conversation with Steve Shor on film commissions doing more for the economic development in their states than acknowledged.

Another Woodstock Film Festival (2007) welcomes the fiercely independent Mavericks of independent filmmaking.

Acclaimed French director, Patrice Leconte, talks about My Best Friend, which led to his statement and my question – is the best friend only a myth and having a best friend a thing of the past where legends reside?

Third Annual Polish Film Festival at the Anthology Film Archives where one of Poland's most prominent filmmakers, Agnieszka Holland appeared for a Q&A following the screening of Copying Beethoven.

Earth Day at the Philadelphia Film Festival getting the lowdown with filmmakers about an environmental tragedy A Town That Was with a chemical fire burning underneath a town that cannot be put out, costing 600 million and could burn for a hundred years.

The Sundance Channel starts a new spot for the environment The Green,  regularly scheduled programming wholly dedicated about people living a good life and being able to live in a safe environment while having the choice to do so.

John Sikes, a founding partner of Sirk Productions, talks about the work necessary after the film is done– researching film festivals, getting a distributor who knows the different markets, and creating the PR and marketing tools to promote your film.

Doug Hawes-Davis on the environmental films at Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana.

A conversation with legendary documentary filmmaker Les Blank during the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana.