Director Scott Cooper and fellow director David O. Russell discuss the film "The Pale Blue Eye" in a Q&A session. Topics include the importance of restraint in period movies, collaboration with Christian Bale, and creating an immersive experience for the audience. The film explores the murder of a West Point cadet and enlists the help of a young Edgar Allan Poe. They also discuss the incredible cast and cinematography, powerful performances, and shooting the film's fiery ending.

David O. Russell and Jon Avnet discuss Amsterdam, a 1930s comedic drama. They explore character creation, unknown history, and the film's themes of love and freedom. They highlight a bonding scene during an autopsy and the complexity of the characters and their relationships.

Aaron Sorkin and David O. Russell discuss the film Being the Ricardos, exploring the challenge of breaking away from traditional biopic structure and sharing behind-the-scenes stories. They talk about the accusations against Lucille Ball, the impact of 'I Love Lucy,' and the importance of casting and preparation in portraying the characters.