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For filmmaker Armando Capó, the southeastern Cuban town of Gibara is a place of ghosts, haunted by his lost youth, a bustling past that cannot be recovered — and the skeleton of a whale.

Capó left Gibara for Havana as a young man, realizing he had no future there as a filmmaker. THE LAND OF THE ...

Jan Teunissen (1898-1975) loved films. He loved them so much, he shot daily home movies of his children, became a professional director, and made the first Dutch film with sound. And when the Nazis occupied Holland, he started making films for them too.

Was he a true believer? An anti-Semite? An...

With humor and finesse, THE HELL OF AUSCHWITZ: MAUS BY ART SPIEGELMAN explores Art Spiegelman's comic book masterpiece, Maus, which revolutionized the portrayal of the Holocaust.

Published in two volumes in 1986 and 1991 respectively, Spiegelman accomplished a double revolution: he brought the H...