The Envelope In Print: The Best Picture / Foreign and Documentary Issue (Dec. 19, 2007)

Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis are unafraid to break new ground with "There Will Be Blood."

"Last year's Oscars were a bit of a blur. I'd come from Uganda that day... 50,000 people living in abject poverty and then you go to the Oscars."

Oscar has lots of cousins. Some are clearly related. Others clearly aren't.

Nicholas Pileggi wrote "Goodfellas" and "Casino" and instigated and executive produced "American Gangster."

Long after documentaries wrap, the relationships between filmmakers and subjects continue -- even if no one wants them to.

Nicole Kidman's first Oscar ensembles were inconspicuous. But the Hollywood veteran has learned how to be noticed.

'4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days' depicts a harrowing time in that nation's history.

Film editor Michael McCusker on working with James Mangold and handling one challenge of remaking "3:10 to Yuma."

"Juno" star Ellen Page, 20, chooses smart roles, reads more than scripts and knows cinema history. And she can act.

The races are narrowing as the date draws near for the Academy to announce the top 5 films.