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Let Fury Have the Hour is a social history told not through war and conquest but through street art, literature, music, film, science, labor, public service or what I call creative-response.

In a sequel of sorts to his 2003 Yossi and Jagger, Fox follows a dead man walking who returns, spiritually and physically, to the living.

Three days before the premiere, my producers and I sat in a dark studio in a post-production house in NY and watched the final color-corrected, sound-mixed version of the film. When the lights went up after the screening, we were all a little shell shocked; we looked at each other as if to say "what now?"

Waiting for Hockney isn't a film about art. It's more like a cross between American Movie and The Agony and the Ecstasy. It's about how the son of a ...

Tribeca understands and fosters the idea that films go beyond the world of sales agents and distributors. Each film is a small miracle in the fact that it even exists at all; and Tribeca knows it.

To ponder our path is overwhelming, but when I simplify its core, I realize we are all still humans being and we are all one.

I've always felt the projects I gravitate towards are those that are character driven or rather, derived from the drama of the human condition. As a child of the 60's and 70's, I grew up idolizing the work of Frankenheimer and Coppola; directors who I feel best exemplified this style.

The world premiere of Chevolution at the Tribeca Film Festival is an important moment! The famous portrait of Che Guevara, "Guerrillero Heroico," was taken in 1960 by Cuban photographer Alberto Korda.

What drew me to From Within? There is great diversity to these characters. It was important to me that each one seemed real ...someone you might identify with.