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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, writer, director, and executive producer Katherine Connor Duff discusses THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT TO MARKET, exploring the relationship between audience and film through the idea that “the audience is not separate from the film.” She reflects on how platforms like OnlyFans have changed the way we interact, the emotional power of the human face, and whether the internet risks taking away parts of our humanity. The conversation examines identity, connection, and the evolving relationship between people and technology.THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT TO MARKET premiered at Dances with Films '26.#thislittlepiggy #shorts #shortfilm #filmfestival #interview #film #movie #director #danceswithfilms #thislittlepiggywenttomarket #fyp #onlyfansculture

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Jagger and Dawson Glowatsky, stars of YOUNG FARTS TRAILER PARTS, discuss the experience of creating alongside family and the creative process behind their viral ads. They reflect on how they recognize when they've found something special and what makes an idea connect with audiences. The brothers also explore the joy of making something new from something old, celebrating creativity, collaboration, and the unexpected possibilities that come from reimagining familiar stories.YOUNG FARTS TRAILER PARTS streams on  ⁨@PrimeVideoCA⁩ on July 17th, 2026.#youngfarts #youngfartstrailerparts #jaggeranddawsonglowatsky #interview #primevideo #alberta #streaming #realitytvshow 

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Clement Virgo discusses STEAL AWAY, exploring the film's dreamlike blend of fairy tale and reality. He reflects on the blurred boundaries between these worlds and the choices behind leaving certain power structures and histories just beyond explanation. Clement also examines the relationship between oppression and suppression, and how the bond between Fanny and Cécile shapes their understanding of identity, asking whether who we become is something we are born with or something we absorb from others.STEAL AWAY is in theatres on Friday, July 17th, 2026. ⁨@ElevationPics⁩ #stealaway #clementvirgo #film #movie #directors #canadianfilm #canadian #filmtok #fantasy #historicalfairytale

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Grace Patterson and Britt Bankhead, stars and co-directors of THE TOWN THAT TAKES, discuss the origins of Croatoan and the creative process behind bringing the film's mysterious world to life. They reflect on the challenges of creating a car chase and balancing action with storytelling. Grace and Britt also explore what the town's monster reveals about humanity's deepest fears, examining how horror can uncover anxieties, secrets, and the things we try to hide.THE TOWN THAT TAKES is in theatres now.#thetownthattakes #croatoan #gracepatterson #brittbankhead #directors #film #movie #filmtok #monstermovie 

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director and screenwriter Mark Jenkin discusses ROSE OF NEVADA, exploring the origins of the film and the mythology surrounding fishermen. He reflects on the parallels between filmmaking and fishing, examining the patience, uncertainty, and intuition required in both creative processes. Mark also shares insights into how these themes shaped the film's storytelling, atmosphere, and deeper reflections on tradition, storytelling, and the relationship between humans, nature, and the unknown.ROSE OF NEVADA is in theatres now.#film #movie #director #inteview #podcast #roseofnevada #timetravel #markjenkin #filmtok

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Robbie Amell, Kevin Claydon, and Phil Moniz discuss RACEWALKERS, exploring why the sport of racewalking deserves more recognition and respect. They reflect on the physical training required to bring the world of competitive racewalking to life and the challenges of portraying athletes who do things differently. The conversation also examines the dangers of letting bitterness take over and how the film celebrates perseverance, passion, and finding purpose in unexpected places.RACEWALKERS is in theatres now.#robbieamell #racewalking #racewalkers #philmoniz #kevinclaydon #interview #podcast #directors #comedy #sportscomedy #canadianfilm #canada #film #movie #filmtok

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, co-writer and director David Wain discusses GAIL DAUGHTRY AND THE CELEBRITY SEX PASS, exploring the legacy of The Wizard of Oz and the challenge of reimagining iconic characters for a modern audience. He reflects on which characters he connects with most personally and how their journeys continue to resonate. David also shares insights into Jon Hamm's role in the development of the film and the creative collaboration behind bringing this unique story to life.GAIL DAUGHTRY AND THE CELEBRITY SEX PASS is available in theatres on Friday, July 10th, 2026.#interview #comedy #davidwain #gaildaughtry #celebritysexpass #losangeles #film #movie #filmtok #podcast #fyp

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Jocko Sims, who plays Dr. Tann in LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, discusses the enduring legacy of the beloved story and its continued relevance today. He reflects on bringing a real historical figure to life and the responsibility of portraying Dr. Tann with depth and authenticity. Jocko also explores the importance of viewing history through new lenses, including the addition of the Osage perspective and expanding the story's understanding of the past.LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE begins streaming on Netflix on July 9th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Josette Jorge, star of FIRST KISS at the Toronto's Fringe Festival, discusses the unique experience of connecting with an audience through a one-person show. She reflects on the influence of John Hughes and how his storytelling shaped her approach to adolescence, identity, and belonging. Josette also explores the process of discovering what it means to belong and how FIRST KISS captures the emotional experiences of growing up, finding confidence, and navigating relationships.For more information, check out fringetoronto.com 

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Houston Bone and star Chloe Van Landschoot discuss SON OF SARA, exploring the origins of evil and whether it emerges from within or is imposed from the outside. They reflect on the film's disturbing visuals and how they shape its psychological intensity. Chloe also examines Sara's greatest challenge, offering insight into her emotional and narrative journey. The conversation unpacks fear, identity, and the unsettling forces that drive the story forward.SON OF SARA is available in theatres on Friday, July 10th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Jonathan Oster discusses JANE'S NOT HERE, exploring the origins of the story and what inspired him to bring this emotional journey to life. He reflects on finding Amelia Barr as the perfect person to portray Jane and the qualities that made her essential to the role. Jonathan also examines the film's evolution from a psychological thriller about memory and identity into a story about enduring love, exploring the idea that love can transcend time and loss.JANE'S NOT HERE premiered at Dances With Films '26.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Joel Courtney, star of 40 DATES AND 40 NIGHTS, reflects on why audiences continually return to the rom-com genre and what keeps its emotional formula timeless. He discusses working with Bailee Madison and the chemistry that drives their performances. Joel also considers whether the story's romantic moments reflect real life, and explores what makes the “right partner,” including why his character's wife represents that sense of emotional fit, growth, and lasting connection.40 DATES AND 40 NIGHTS is available on VOD/Digital on June 30th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, executive producer Larry Houston discusses X-MEN '97, exploring what makes the series so special and why it continues to resonate with fans. He reflects on the looming threat of Apocalypse and how it shapes the story's tension and stakes. Larry also examines the importance of holding fast to purpose, highlighting how conviction, identity, and moral direction drive the characters forward in a world constantly challenged by chaos, change, and ideological conflict.The first three episodes of X-MEN '97 air on Disney+ on July 1st, 2026 with new episodes dropping weekly afterwards.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Gail Maurice, director and actor in BLOOD LINES, reflects on the unique challenge of working both in front of and behind the camera. She discusses the emotional demands of telling a deeply personal story while also inhabiting it as a performer. Gail explores what it takes to heal fractured family relationships and considers the power of reclaiming identity and heritage, highlighting how storytelling can become a pathway toward understanding, reconciliation, and cultural restoration.BLOOD LINES is available in theatres now.

In Toy Story 5, Jessie (Joan Cusack), Buzz (Tim Allen) and the rest of the toys are having a great time playing with Bonnie. However, Bonnie is beginning to realize that her friends don't have the same interests as she does anymore. This leads her parents to buy her a LilyPad (Greta Lee), a new device that they believe will help her connect with her friends in a whole new way. But the addition of Lily to the playroom upends Jessie's relationship with Bonnie, leading the toys to stage an all-out war against tech for their child's affection. This week,  @VictorStiff1 and Seun Olowo-Ake ( @StoryToCulture ) stop by to talk about toys vs. tech and finding out what makes us useful.TOY STORY 5 is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Sean King O'Grady, host and creator of SUSPICIOUS MINDS, returns for Season 2 to explore the intersection of AI and apocalyptic thinking. He discusses why the new season focuses on artificial intelligence, how it compares to other existential threats, and what drives humanity to continually push the boundaries of progress. Sean also examines whether incentives can ever truly align with mission, and reflects on how his research has reshaped his understanding of AI and our evolving relationship with it.SUSPICIOUS MINDS S2 is now streaming on YouTube.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, executive producers Eric Lewald and Julia Lewald discuss the return of X-MEN '97 Season 2, exploring why the X-Men continue to resonate so deeply with audiences across generations. They reflect on the emotional and thematic core of the franchise, including the complex dynamic between Charles Xavier and Magneto. The conversation examines ideas of ideology, identity, and coexistence, highlighting how the series continues to evolve while staying rooted in its powerful moral and emotional foundations.The first three episodes of X-MEN '97 S2 stream exclusively on Disney+ on July 1st, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, writer-director Maya Gray and producer Michael Jasper discuss ANIMALS, exploring the psychological progression of occupation and how power dynamics evolve throughout the story. They reflect on the manipulation of power through grace and restraint, and how subtle behavior can shape control and influence. The conversation also examines the bystander effect, considering why people hesitate to act and how silence or observation can become a powerful force within the narrative's social and emotional landscape.ANIMALS premieres at the Raindance Film Festival on June 25th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Jeremy Ray Taylor, one of the stars of THIS TOO SHALL PASS, reflects on the cultural significance of John Hughes and how his work continues to shape stories about adolescence. He explores whether teenagers should be allowed to be unrealistic, and what that means for storytelling and identity. Jeremy also discusses the innocence of youth, considering how it is portrayed in film and how it resonates with audiences across generations.THIS TOO SHALL PASS is now available on VOD/Digital.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Minos Papas discusses MOTHERWITCH, reflecting on the film as a love letter to Cyprus and its cultural and emotional landscape. He explores the presence of the Kalikantzari within the story and how folklore shapes meaning and atmosphere. Minos also examines art as a form of relief from grief, considering how creativity can transform pain into expression, healing, and connection while grounding the film in both personal and mythic resonance.MOTHERWITCH premiered at IFFR '26.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Jay Diaz discusses ANGELENO, reflecting on where the project originated and the personal or cultural inspirations behind it. He explores what makes Los Angeles unique, especially in contrast to New York, and how the city shapes identity and storytelling. Jay also examines the importance of owning our stories and the journey toward self-understanding, considering when someone can truly say they've found who they are and how place influences that discovery.ANGELENO premieres at Dances with Films '26 on June 20th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Jesse Noah Klein discusses BEST BOY, exploring themes of competition within the family and how those dynamics shape identity and behavior. He reflects on the burden of “ghosts from the past” and how unresolved history influences his characters' present lives. Jesse also examines whether his characters can be considered “normal adults,” and considers the challenge of breaking generational cycles, highlighting the emotional complexity and psychological depth at the heart of the film.BEST BOY is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director BT Meza discusses AFFECTION, reflecting on the origins of the film and the scientific ideas that shaped its unsettling world. He explores the meaning of having a “monster inside of you,” examining how fear, trauma, and inner conflict manifest within the story. BT also reflects on the power of letting go, discussing healing, transformation, and what it means to confront the darkness within in order to move forward.AFFECTION is now available on VOD/Digital.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Mark O'Brien and actor Sheila McCarthy discuss THE VOICES OF OUR MOTHER, reflecting on the emotional process of confronting family trauma together through storytelling. They explore the idea of evil as an infection—something that spreads, distorts, and must be understood before it can be healed. The conversation also delves into the power of confronting darkness with love, examining how compassion, memory, and resilience shape the film's emotional and psychological core.THE VOICES OF OUR MOTHER is playing in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director/producer Rex Glensy, writer/executive producer Asad Moghal, and lead actor Jake Watkins discuss PATTERNS and, more specifically, the episode entitled, 'Kevin's Series of Unfortunate Events'. Here, they explore what the universe might be trying to tell Kevin and what he is truly searching for beneath the surface of his journey. They reflect on the film's deeper philosophical themes, including meaning, connection, and perception in a digital world. The conversation also touches on the intriguing idea of the “Online Safety Salamander” and its symbolic role within the story's narrative framework.'Kevin's Series of Unfortunate Events' premiered at Tribeca '26.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Xie Miao, star of THE FURIOUS, discusses the preparation required for a martial arts film and the physical and emotional demands of the role. He reflects on the most difficult scenes to bring to life and what audiences often misunderstand about martial arts cinema. Xie also shares insights on working with director Kenji Tanagaki, whose stunt background shapes the production, and explores the power of “coming back” for his character's journey.THE FURIOUS is available in theatres on June 12th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Caroline Dhavernas, who plays Philip in BEST BOY, reflects on what her character is truly searching for and the emotional stakes that drive his journey. She explores the relationship between Philip and toxic masculinity, examining how societal pressures, identity, and personal conflict shape his behavior and choices. Caroline also discusses how understanding these dynamics adds depth to the performance, creating a nuanced and relatable portrayal that resonates with audiences navigating complex human emotions.BEST BOY is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Meriem Sakrouhi discusses MON TAXI, reflecting on her relationship with her father even after his passing and how it shaped the film's emotional core. She explores the theme of keeping love alive across space and time, examining how memory, connection, and storytelling preserve bonds. Meriem also shares what she hopes audiences learn about her father, highlighting the enduring impact of familial love, personal legacy, and the universal power of remembering those we've lost.MON TAXI premiered at Tribeca '26 on June 7th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Darlene Naponse discusses AKI, reflecting on the process of developing the film and whether it required her to slow down personally in order to tell the story truthfully. She explores what drew her to the project, the beauty found in everyday life, and the deep relationship between culture and nature. Darlene also considers what we learn about ourselves and the world when we slow down and pay closer attention.AKI is available in theatres on June 30th with some earlier screenings taking place on June 9th and 11th.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Joseph Cross, who plays Bruce in AFFECTION, reflects on whether his character can truly be considered a good man and the moral complexities that define him. He discusses collaborating with Jessica Rothe and how their on-screen chemistry informs the story. Joseph also explores the relationship between fear and grief, examining how vulnerability, loss, and emotional tension shape Bruce's journey and deepen the narrative's emotional resonance.AFFECTION is available on VOD/Digital on Tuesday, June 9th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Samara Weaving, who plays Caroline in CAROLINA CAROLINE, reflects on the qualities she admires most about her character and what makes her compelling. She explores the moral complexity of the story, considering where the line falls between good people doing bad things and bad people doing good. Samara also discusses the cost of freedom and how Caroline's choices illuminate the sacrifices, consequences, and personal growth that define the narrative.CAROLINA CAROLINE is in theatres on June 5th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Charity Schubert and director Michael Cusumano, star and filmmaker behind LAST MINUTE, discuss the challenges of authentically recreating the 1980s and bringing the era to life on screen. They reflect on working with young Espyn Doughty and the care required to guide child performances. The conversation also explores the often-unspoken heroism of motherhood, highlighting resilience, emotional labor, and quiet strength that informs the story's heart and characters.LAST MINUTE is playing at Tribeca 2026 on June 6th, 2026. For more information, check out tribecafilm.com

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Ashley Ganger, who plays Simi in CALORIE, reflects on the romantic glow of India and how the setting enhances the film's narrative. She also explores engaging with the legacy of Flight 182 and the emotional weight it brings to the story. Ashley discusses the power of shame and its role in character development, examining how personal and societal pressures shape choices, relationships, and the overall emotional depth of the film.CALORIE is streaming on Hollywood Suite now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Marc Bendavid, who plays Ian in BEST BOY, reflects on what Lawrence truly wants and the emotional needs driving the film's relationships. He discusses what director Jesse Noah Klein brings to a set, both creatively and personally, and how collaboration shapes performance. Marc also explores the universal desire for validation from family, examining how approval, expectation, and identity influence the characters and the emotional heart of the story.BEST BOY is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Will Angus (Davis Beau Barrett Bradley III), Jack Martin (Josh Teitelbaum), and Nicholas Duvernay (Kel Washington), stars of NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK, discuss the sitcoms that shaped them growing up and how those influences informed their performances. They reflect on collaborating with Mindy Kaling, what their characters are truly searching for, and whether balancing career ambitions with a love life has become harder in the modern age, blending humor with heartfelt insight.The first three episodes of NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK is available on Hulu on Disney+ on June 2nd, 2026 with new episodes weekly afterwards.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Anthony Maras discusses PRESSURE and why he chose to explore World War II through the eyes of meteorologists, revealing an overlooked perspective on history. He reflects on the film's vision of heroism, examining how quiet acts of courage and unseen decisions can shape the course of global events. Anthony also explores what a “new kind of heroism” looks like, and why stories of service beyond the battlefield still matter today.PRESSURE is available in theatres on Friday, May 29th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Theresia Kappianaq and Leah Panimera, stars of UIKSARINGITARA (WRONG HUSBAND), reflect on their historic Canadian Screen Award nominations as the first performers from an all-Inuktitut-language film to receive acting recognition. They discuss what went through their minds when they heard the news, the experience of premiering the film at TIFF, and the tension between breaking tradition and honoring it through storytelling, identity, and cultural representation.UIKSARINGITARA (WRONG HUSBAND) premiered at TIFF '25 and is nominated for four Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Lead Performance in a Drama Film for Theresia Kappianaq and Best Supporting Performance in a Drama Film for Leah Panimera.*Additional audio provided by their publicist.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Joey Stewart, producer Elizabeth Buckley, and Larry Brantley, the voice of Wishbone, discuss WHAT'S THE STORY, WISHBONE? They reflect on the legacy of the iconic series and how it introduced generations to classic literature. Larry shares how he found the voice of the beloved pup, and the team explores the universality of storytelling, demonstrating how timeless narratives and engaging characters continue to inspire and educate audiences through creative adaptation.WHAT'S THE STORY, WISHBONE is now available on Public Television and is available to pre-order on Apple TV.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Aaron Abrams, who plays Lawrence in BEST BOY, reflects on what his character wants most and the emotional struggles driving his choices. He discusses the challenge of breaking painful cycles and whether change is truly possible when patterns feel inherited. Aaron also explores the film's engagement with toxic masculinity, examining how expectations, vulnerability, and identity shape Lawrence's journey and the relationships that define him.BEST BOY is available in theatres on May 31st, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Dylan Reibling discusses THE END OF THE INTERNET, exploring what the internet represents in our lives and how it shapes identity, power, and connection. He reflects on decentralization as a potential tool of resistance and examines the promises and pitfalls of Urbit, a platform seeking to rethink how we live online. Dylan also considers the tensions between freedom, control, and community in an increasingly digital world.THE END OF THE INTERNET is playing in Toronto on Monday, May 25th, 2026.

We're back! After a long break, SF Radio returns to take us into a galaxy far, far away. With THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU, Star Wars steps back onto the big screen with a small, intimate film about fathers and sons. But is that what fans will be looking for in a world of lightsabers and Death Stars? This week, Dave Voight ( @intheseats7388 ) and Nick Van Dinther ( @bitesizebreakdown ) join Steve to talk about finding fathers and managing fan expectations. PLUS, they take a look at the upcoming summer box office to see what they're excited (and not-so-excited) about seeing in theatres!THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU is available exclusively in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Coral Peña, who plays Aleida Rosales in FOR ALL MANKIND, reflects on how her character has evolved since arriving in the story. She discusses the importance of Titan to Aleida and what it represents for her personal and professional journey. Coral also explores Aleida's relationships, examining who her true friends are and how one recognizes genuine connections, offering insight into character growth, loyalty, and the emotional stakes within the series' rich narrative.FOR ALL MANKIND is streaming exclusively on  @AppleTV .

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, writer, director, and star Kristina Klebe discusses NOXTURNE, reflecting on the challenges of bringing her own story to life on film. She explores the idea that true healing requires facing one's shadow, examining how personal trauma and growth inform the narrative. Kristina also delves into the spirituality of music and sexuality within the film, discussing how these elements shape character development, emotional resonance, and the immersive, transformative power of her cinematic storytelling.NOXTURNE is playing at BAFF '26. For more information, check out bigapplefilmfestival.com 

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Andrew Bernstein discusses JACK RYAN: GHOST WAR and what sets Jack Ryan apart from other heroes. He reflects on why John Krasinski is perfect for the role and how his portrayal balances intelligence, resilience, and moral conviction. Andrew also explores the thematic core of the series, examining what it means to fight for light in a time of darkness and how the narrative engages with courage, duty, and ethical choices in high-stakes scenarios.JACK RYAN: GHOST WAR streams globally on  @PrimeVideo on May 20th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Laura Nix discusses DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE, exploring whether the Constitution can be “updated” to address contemporary challenges. She reflects on how the Trump administration has shaped political discourse and the evolving tensions between parties. Laura also examines the current state of truth in public life, analyzing how misinformation and polarization impact democracy. The conversation highlights the film's exploration of civic responsibility, governance, and the fragility of democratic institutions in modern society.DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE is playing at Hot Docs in Toronto on May 17th & 30th, 2026.

 In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Olivier Paris, who plays Jasper in SCARED TO DEATH, explores the concept that the real monsters may be people rather than supernatural entities. He reflects on how horror can reveal truths about human nature, showing that the genre is more than just scares. Olivier also shares the horror films that inspire him, offering insight into the influences that shape his approach to performance and his understanding of fear, suspense, and psychological tension.SCARED TO DEATH is now available on VOD/Digital.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Mireille Enos, who plays Celia Boyd in FOR ALL MANKIND, discusses the qualities she admires most about her character. She reflects on what it means for Celia to stand up for what's right, even when those closest to her reveal their true colors. Mireille also explores how the series' fictionalized history offers insights into contemporary issues, highlighting lessons about courage, ethics, and the enduring relevance of standing up for principles in challenging circumstances.FOR ALL MANKIND is streaming on  @AppleTV   now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, writer Robert Machoian discusses OMAHA, exploring the story's use of varied character perspectives, from very young to adult, to create a nuanced and emotionally resonant narrative. He reflects on the theme of hidden homelessness, highlighting the often-overlooked struggles of marginalized communities. Robert also shares insights into how these perspectives deepen audience empathy, enhance storytelling, and bring authenticity and humanity to the portrayal of complex social realities.OMAHA is available in theatres now. 

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Anwen O'Driscoll and Harrison Browne, stars of THE BEARDED GIRL, discuss what they learned about bearded lady culture and the history behind it. They reflect on the importance of knowing who you are and navigating the balance between tradition and the modern world. The actors also explore the toxicity of labels and how identity, perception, and self-acceptance shape their characters' journeys in this unique and thought-provoking story.THE BEARDED GIRL is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, John Magaro, star of OMAHA, discusses his experience working alongside child actors to navigate heavy and sensitive topics. He reflects on the responsibility of portraying characters who confront difficult realities, emphasizing the importance of taking responsibility for our lives and the lives of children. John also shares insights into how improvisation and collaboration on set helped bring authenticity to the performances, creating emotionally resonant and human portrayals that connect deeply with audiences.OMAHA is available in theatres on Friday, May 8th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Nicholas Braun, who plays Officer Derry in THE SHEEP DETECTIVES, discusses balancing tough topics with silly humour for a young audience. He reflects on the story's themes about our need to find our “flock” and the importance of friendship, trust, and community. Nicholas also shares what drew him to such a surprising story and tells us why it's important to kids (and families) today.THE SHEEP DETECTIVES is available in theatres on Friday, May 8th, 2026.