An exclusive interview with James Martin, S.J. and Martin Scorsese, the director of "Silence."

Plenty of movies make you think. Far fewer allow you to think, which is something rather different. Take “Manchester by the Sea.”

"Old Stone" is the story of one man's undoing in China.

“Loving” is film about a lot of things, including two simple people causing violent eruptions across the social and legal landscapes. It is a portrait of America at a particular time and place. So is "Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk."

The afterlife. For as long as we have been around, we have fashioned stories about how you get there, who lives there and what happens when you arrive.

"High Maintenance" and "Easy" train viewers to think outside of themselves and to consider what is going on inside other people's minds.