TRUMBO is adapted from his son Christopher’s 2003 play and based on the letters Dalton Trumbo wrote during the 'Red Scare' in mid-20th century.

American Masters trails this yarn-smith and his crew of actors and musicians as they spin stories and song into American gold.

Told in Young’s own words, the film weaves hours of exclusive interviews with previously unseen performance footage from the star's own extensive collection.

From the sexed-up Suzie Wong to the kung fu fighting Bruce Lee, American Masters tackles issues of race and representation in "Hollywood Chinese."

Allowed unprecedented access to Philip Glass' working process, filmmaker Scott Hicks gives us a singular revelation into the life of the composer.

Judy Kinberg, the producer/director of Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About, answers questions about her own work with Jerome Robbins.

Jerome Robbins began dancing in lieu of a college education and went on to become one of the most celebrated choreographers in America.

Annie Leibovitz has photographed musicians, actors, and writers since the early 1970s. She has captured some of the most enduring images of our time.

Narrated by Harry Warner's granddaughter Cass, "The Brothers Warner" is a portrait of the film pioneers who founded and ran the WB studio for over 50 years.