Avi Belkin, Director of "Mike Wallace is Here"

Chris Hegedus, Co-Director of "The War Room"

Bao Nguyen, director of "The Greatest Night in Pop" on Netflix

Jill Magid, director of "The Proposal"

Thom Zimny, director of "SLY" on Netflix

Marilyn Agrelo, Director of "Mad Hot Ballroom"

Lisa Cortés & Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, co-directors of Nat Geo and Disney's "The Space Race"

Brett Morgen, director of "Moonage Daydream" and "The Kid Stays in the Picture"

Seth Porges, director of Class Action Park

Steve James, director of Hoop Dreams and A Compassionate Spy

Kathryn Ferguson, Director of "Nothing Compares)

Co-Directors of Documentary Now! Rhys Thomas and Alex Buono

Alison Ellwood & Anoosh Tertzakian, directors of MGM+'s "San Francisco Sounds"

Kartiki Gonsalves (The Elephant Whisperers | Netflix)

Chris Passig (Telemarketers | HBO)

Griffin Dunne, Oscar-nominated Actor, Writer, Director

Simon Chinn, Oscar-winning Producer

Jeff Tremaine, Director/Writer/Producer of "Jackass" and "Bad Grandpa"

Julie Cohen, director of "Every Body" (now open in theaters)

Lesley Chilcott, director of "Arnold" (now available on Netflix)

Nick Rosen and Peter Mortimer, directors of "The Alpinist" (now available on Netflix)

Acclaimed director Ondi Timoner’s latest film “Last Flight Home”

R.J. Cutler’s new four-part documentary series

Sebastian Junger's iconic Oscar-Nominated 2010 war epic RESTREPO chronicles the deployment of a platoon of U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan's Korengal Valley, widely considered one of the most dangerous postings in the U.S. military. The movie focuses on a remote 15-man outpost, "Restrepo," named after a platoon medic who was killed in action. Experiential, immersive, and raw, RESTREPO is a 90-minute deployment to a complicated, fraught warzone. Sebastian discusses with Tiller if it is an anti-war movie (1:43), his path to the Korengal Valley (5:30), the challenge of editing down months of footage (11:02), capturing emotional interviews with hardened soldiers (12:10), and incorporating footage of Platoon Medic Restrepo (16:30).

Academy award winning director Orlando von Einsiedel sits with Tiller to discuss his film VIRUNGA, a gripping expose of the realities of life in the Congo that follows a team of brave individuals risking their lives to protect the last mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park. Tiller also asks Orlando about his latest short film FROM DEVIL'S BREATH, a dramatic look at the catastrophic wildfires in Portugal in 2017 and a revolutionary scientific discovery creating hope in the face of climate change. During their discussion, Orlando describes his film selection process (2:10), the beginning of VIRUNGA (5:20), uncovering the story of corrupt oil drillers (9:18), recruiting an undercover journalist as a spy (13:49), financing the film (18:10), joining forces with Leonardo DiCaprio (23:00), creating FROM DEVIL'S BREATH (27:40), and intercutting dual narratives to tell one powerful story (33:10).