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Starring Brandon Routh, OUT OF ORDER tells the story of John (Routh), a bumbling lawyer who's struggling in his personal and professional life. But after John gets offered a job at a prestigious law firm, his world seems to be looking up... that is until his beloved mentor asks him to take on a big case that he can't refuse. Now, John must walk the line between firms as two different men while still keeping his one life together. In this 1on1, we speak to Routh about creating double lives and whether or not love is 'the greatest motivation'.OUT OF ORDER premiered Wednesday, October 15th, 2025 at the Chelsea Film Festival.

In his new podcast SUSPICIOUS MINDS, Sean King O'Grady dives into the psychological implications of AI in modern culture, exploring its implications for humanity and the challenges that we already face with the latest chapter of the technological revolution. In this 1on1, we speak to King O'Grady about the potential dark side of the rise in AI and the danger of sycophancy.SUSPICIOUS MINDS is available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.

Written by Brandon Cohen and directed by Vivieno Caldinelli, SCARED SHITLESS is a horror comedy that revels in taking the viewer down the drain. Set in a small apartment building, the film follows a father and son plumbing duo as they get to work on an emergency call. However, it turns out that this clogged pipe is more than toilet humour as a monstrous entity has been unleashed, threatening everyone in the building. In this 1on1, we speak to Caldinelli and Cohen about why it matters when 'shit happens' and the terror of toilet snakes.SCARED SHITLESS is available on Netflix and VOD/Digital now.

Directed by Zoe Quist, GLITCHED tells the story of two young siblings who are tasked with saving the family's struggling finances. By turning their grandmother's crumbling castle into an interactive AirBnB experience, they believe that they can turn their fortunes around. However, in doing so, they unlock an ancient (and debonair) 18th-Century presence who is determined to find his lady love, enlisting the family's unlikely cast of characters to help him in the process. In this 1on1, we speak to Quist about threading the line between sci-fi and fantasy and ask does love make us human?GLITCHED premieres at La Femme Film Festival on October 17th, 2025.

Caught between worlds (and potential world wars), Superman follows our titular hero as he attempts to navigate the political implications of his desire to save others. When he finds himself in the crosshairs of Lex Luthor, Superman (and Clark Kent, for that matter) must battle against public opinion as the villainous Luthor attempts to poison his reputation by revealing an unknown secret about the Kryptonian's parents. This week, Dave Voigt and Timothy Rideout return to the Fortress of Solitude to discuss the impact of Supes and whether or not kindness truly is 'punk rock'.

Welcome (back) to the Grid. Directed by Joachim Ronning, Tron: Ares returns to ENCOM as the race for AI is on. A lot has happened in the 15 years after the events of Tron: Legacy. ENCOM is now under new leadership and they are in the fight for their lives with Dillinger Systems as both search feverishly for Flynn's fabled 'permanence' code. However, just as ENCOM seems on the verge of a major breakthrough, Dillinger unleashes Ares (Jared Leto), a new breed of AI soldier, to collect the information for themselves. However, Ares isn't so sure that his user is worth following, causing the bot to question his own existence. This week, Dave Voigt and Timothy Rideout step into the mainframe to talk about Tron, tech and what makes us human.

Directed by Joachim Ronning, Tron: Ares returns to ENCOM as the race for AI is on. A lot has happened in the 15 years after the events of Tron: Legacy. ENCOM is now under new leadership and they are in the fight for their lives with Dillinger Systems as both search feverishly for Flynn's fabled 'permanence' code. However, just as ENCOM seems on the verge of a major breakthrough, Dillinger unleashes Ares (Jared Leto), a new breed of AI soldier, to collect the information for themselves. However, Ares isn't so sure that his user is worth following, causing the bot to question his own existence. Our review.TRON: Ares is in theatres on Friday, October 10th, 2025.#intheaters #tron #tronares #disney #jeffbridges #moviereviews #moviereview #filmtok #filmreviews #filmreview #reviews #fyp 

Directed by Benny Safdie, The Smashing Machine tells the story of Mark Kerr (Dwayne Johnson), one of the earliest names of the UFC. Having earned a reputation as an unbeatable force in the ring, Kerr himself was far from indestructible. Living in a toxicly co-dependent relationship with his girlfriend, Dawn (Emily Blunt), Kerr struggle with addiction and his own ego as he attempted to stay atop of the emerging world of fighting. Our review.The Smashing Machine is in theatres on October 3rd, 2025.#dwaynejohnson #emilyblunt #bennysafdie #thesmashingmachine #movies #moviereviews #films #filmreview #filmtok #podcast

Now on VOD/Digital, THE PARTISAN tells us the amazing true story of Krystyna Skarbek, a WWII Polish spy who worked for British Intelligence during the Second World War. Living a double life, Skarbek broke barriers as one of Britain's top agents until a betrayal threatens her life, forcing her into a world of treachery.THE PARTISAN is available on VOD/Digital on Friday, October 3rd, 2025.#podcast #movie #film #interview #malcolmmcdowell #thepartisan #wwii #aclockworkorange #interviews #filmtok

Premiering at TIFF '25, the short film DISC brings us into the room of a couple recovering from a one-night stand. But, after a shocking event requires them to both jump into action, they must decide whether or not they're willing to jump in and fix it together. In this 1on1, we speak to director Blake Winston Rice about the nature of intimacy and what makes sex so awkward to talk about.DISC is playing at TIFF '25. For more information, check out tiff.net.

Directed by Sky Hopinka, Powwow People allows the community tradition to tell its own story. Using a verite-style of filmmaking, Hopinka reveals the rhythms and relationships that anchor contemporary Native powwow culture. Using voiceovers sparingly, the beauty of the film stems from the cameras ability to simply hold still and celebrate the performers in all their glory. In this 1on1, we speak to Hopinka about balancing tradition with change and creating inclusive spaces.Powwow People premiered at TIFF '25. 

Premiering at TIFF '25, RISE OF THE RAVEN tells the story of Janos Hunyadi (Gellert L. Kadar), a young villager from Transylvania in the 15th Century. Living at a time of violence and brute strength, Hunyadi grew in stature to become one of the most feared commanders in the Kingdom of Hungary. Ferociously defending his country, Hunyadi fought against the Ottoman incursions until the climactic Battle of Belgrade in 1456. Here, his resilience is tested in an encounter that would shape Hungarian history forever. In this 1on1, we speak to the cast and producer of the epic series as they tell us about bringing history to life and elevating strong women.Rise of the Raven premieres on CBC Gem on Friday, September 19th, 2025.

Co-written, directed and starring Kristin Scott Thomas, MY MOTHER'S WEDDING follows three sisters on their return home for their mother's impending (and third) nuptials. But going home always raises ghosts from our lives and the three sisters must face their past in an effort to move into the future. In this 1on1, we speak to the Hollywood icon about telling her own story and what's in a name.

Now back for its second season, AppleTV+'s PLATONIC follows the relationship of Sylvia and Will (Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen), two longtime friends who are fully invested in each other's lives but strictly friends. With Will's wedding approaching, Sylvia struggles to support her bestie's relationship, leading to tension between them. In this 1on1, we speak to star Luke Macfarlane about the importance of chemistry.

Written and directed by Liz Cairns, INEDIA tells the story of Cora, a young woman struggling with severe allergic reactions to food. However, when she discovers a radical community of people who claim to be fed by light, Cora cannot help but be drawn in. But, when the truth is revealed, Cora is forced to deal with her inner demons that continue to hold her back. In this 1on1, we speak to Cairns about separating truth from lies and offering genuine support to those who are suffering.

Streaming exclusively on Apple TV+, ACAPULCO tells the story of Maximo (Eugenio Derbez), a wealthy mogul in Malibu who is determined to resurrect his beloved hotel, Las Colinas and return it to its former glory. Telling the story between two timelines, we watch as the younger Maximo (Enrique Arrizon) works hard for to make Las Colinas one of Acapulco's ‘best hotels' and secure its future while the older incarnation tries to repair the pain of his past in the present. In this 1on1, we speak to star Arrizon about Maximo's desire to do the wrong thing.

Directed by Matt Shakman, The Fantastic Four: First Steps (re)introduces the world to the Fantastic Four. Led by Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal), the team of Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby), Human Torch (Joseph Quinn) and the Thing (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) serve the people of Earth 828 as their protectors against otherworldly villains. However, when the mysterious Silver Surfer (Julie Garner) arrives to herald the arrival of the diabolical world-eater, Galactus, the Four find themselves out of their depth, especially with the arrival of Reed and Sue's impending child. Banding together, the team must fight to find a way to save the world and, of course, their family. Our review.

Set almost three decades after the release of the rage virus, 28 Years Later imagines a Europe that has been forced to adapt in order to survive their ruthlessly enforced quarantine. Enclosing themselves in isolated communities, one such group of survivors have made a new life for themselves on a small island that's connected to the mainland only by a single causeway. As his son Spike turns 12, Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) believes it's time for his boy to learn how to hunt the infected and he decides to take him to the interior. However, although their experience goes awry, Spike believes that there's hope deeper into the forest and he sets out with his mother on a mission to get the help they need.

Set in May of 2020, Eddington takes place in a fictional, rural community in New Mexico where the city's elevation is higher than its population. Led by the (seemingly) progressive and well-liked Mayor Ted Garcia (Pedro Pascal), the township values supporting one another by wearing masks in the early days of COVID-19. Though, not everyone is onboard with mask mandates, especially Sheriff Joe Cross (Joaquin Phoenix), the community's representative of law and order who has an axe to grind with Garcia. Seeing an opportunity to take down his rival, Cross begins to campaign against the mayor in the upcoming election. Our review.

Directed by Didier Charrette, SIMPLE PLAN: THE KIDS IN THE CROWD takes into the simpler times of  @simpleplan   By offering access into their early basement shows in Montreal and months grinding out the club circuit, the documentary shows how the hard work of kids with a dream gradually led them to global stardom. But the road to fame is far from easy. Whether it was trying to get noticed or trying to please audiences of different styles, Crowd shows the battles that they had to face along the way. In this 1on1, we speak to lead guitarist Jeff Stinco about being inclusive and whether or not they're 'positive punk'.

Available on Apple TV+, THE WILD ONES follows wildlife experts as they attempt to find, film and help protect six of the most endangered species on Earth. Consisting of Aldo Kane, Royal Marines commando, Declan Burley, a wildlife and camera trap expert and ecological storyteller and wildlife cinematographer Vianet Djenguet, the team sets out into some of the world's most remote areas in order to catch a glimpse of nature's greatest beasts. In this 1on1, we speak to the team about practical help onscreen and their toughest environments.

Directed by R.T. Thorne, 40 ACRES is set in a world when the food supply is limited and land is our greatest commodity. And, with cannibals moving from farm to farm, Hailey (Danielle Deadwyler) is determined to keep her family--and land--safe from intruders. However, when her son, Manny (Katie O'Connor) risks their safety by allowing a young woman on their property, Hailey is set on high alert, fearing the oncoming hoard. In this 1on1, we speak to Thorne about examining history through the lens of genre and the perils of mothers and sons.

Created by Dennis Lehane (Black Bird), Smoke tells the story of Dave Gudson (Taron Egerton), an enigmatic arson investigator that's hot on the trail of two serial arsonists in the Pacific Northwest. After months coming up empty, Gudson is forced to partner with Detective Michell Calderon (Jurnee Smollett) , a hard-nosed cop who has been booted down in the system due to her personal activities. As the two try to put aside their differences, the secrets that they will learn about one another threaten to bring down the entire investigation. In this 1on1, we speak to stars John Leguizamo and Anna Chlumsky about exposing the lies of 'bad people'.

Set five years after the events of Jurassic World: Dominion, Jurassic World: Rebirth reveals that the Earth's environment has proven to be hostile to its dinosaur herds. Although the beasts have survived along the equator, the rest of the world's climates have caused the others to die off. But that hasn't prevented mankind from still trying to exploit the remaining creatures for profit. So, when a major corporation flashes a giant cheque to mercenary Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson) and her team, she reluctantly accepts a mission to recover the DNA from some of the most colossal creatures across land, sea and air. However, when things go wrong, she and her team must fight to survive the most dangerous jungles on the planet. Our review.

Upon the return of HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON, fans have flocked to theatres to see their beloved franchise in a new light. But, with DreamWorks foray into the 'live action remake' realm, does the story still resonate in the same way? This week, Heather Johnson returns to the Isle of Berk to talk with Steve about losing the 'magic' remakes and seeing the 'other'.

Lenore Zann is going 'Rogue'. Well, to be fair, she always has been a little bit. Best known for her iconic voice of Rogue in X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, Zann's career in Hollywood has been extensive, with incredible stories to tell. Now, with the resurgence of X-MEN '97, Zann finally has the opportunity to share her story with the world in her new memoire, A ROGUE'S TALE. In this 1on1, we speak to Zann about choosing moments from her life and what it means to be a 'rogue'.

Directed (and co-written) by R.T. Thorne, 40 ACRES tells the story of Hailey (Danielle Deadwyler), a descendant of African American farmers who settled in Canada after the Civil War. Living with her Indigenous partner, Galen (Michael Greyeyes), and her blended family, a world food shortage has made land an increasingly valuable commodity. With raiders on the move, Hailey and Galen are determined to protect their family and their generational farm from others. But, after their son, Manny (Kataem O'Connor) allows a beautiful young woman to step onto their property, the family must determine whether they welcome her safely or deal with her swiftly. Our review.

In ZOMBIES 4: DAWN OF THE VAMPIRES, Zed and Addison (Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly) are thrilled to be on summer break, even if this year's ‘break' means working hard to leave their mark on college in the Fall. However, after an unexpected detour, Zed, Addison and monster pals, Eliza and Willa, find themselves in uncharted territory. Caught in the middle of a war between Daywalkers and Vampires, the team decides to stay and help the two sides work out their differences. But these two sides are ready to rumble and Zed and Addison know they're in for a rough ride. Even so, there's a strange connection between opposing sides as young Nova and Victor (Freya Skye and Malachi Barton) seem to have found a common ground that may help them come together to battle and even greater threat that endangers them all. In this 1on1, Manheim and Donnelly join us to talk about leaving a legacy and the return of Zed and Addison.

Oh Canada, our home and native... dinner. In the new streaming series, SAVOUR THE NORTH, host Jon Montgomery (Amazing Race Canada) takes us into the history of some of Canada's most well-known food brands. From Heinz Ketchup to Bear Paws, each episode tells us the story behind how these iconic labels came to be. In this 1on1, we speak to Montgomery about what food tells us about culture.

Set almost three decades after the release of the rage virus, 28 YEARS LATER imagines a Europe that has been forced to adapt in order to survive their ruthlessly enforced quarantine. As his son Spike turns 12, Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) believes it's time for his boy to learn how to hunt the infected and he decides to take him to the interior. However, although their experience goes awry, Spike believes that there's hope deeper into the forest and he sets out with his mother on a mission to get the help they need. Our review.

Directed by Meelad Moaphi, HIS FATHER'S SON introduces us to Amir (Alireza Shojaei), a young man who is finally beginning to make his way as chef. With creative skill in the kitchen, Amir wants to build his own legacy yet, somehow, he seems a disappointment to his father, Farhad (Gus Tayari). However, after the death of a family friend drops over a million dollars into the lap of his younger brother, Mahyar (Parham Rownaghi), the gift triggers the unleashing of truths and secrets from the past that could destabilize the family at its very core. In this 1on1, we speak to Moaphi about meeting parental expectations and what makes a 'dad'.

Directed by Seth and Peter Scriver, ENDLESS COOKIE is a wild animated documentary that lets the two men tell their own stories in their own way. Seth, now 47, says that Pete, 62, is “one of the best storytellers I know.” So he decided to audio-record Pete's stories and then animate them.  But, when Seth and Pete realized it was impossible to not have the audio recordings interrupted, they decided to embrace the chaos. In this 1on1, the Scrivers speak to us about their unique style of animation and using improvised audio.

Directed by Dean DeBlois, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON returns to screen with the story of Hiccup, a young viking who doesn't fit in his own village. As the son of the king (Gerard Butler), he is expected to exhibit bravery, brutality and, most importantly, kill dragons to protect his village. But Hiccup believes there's another way and, after forming an impossible friendship with a Nightfury, attempts to chart a new path for his people. In this 1on1, we speak to DeBlois about making the jump to live action and the challenges of listening to the next generation.

Directed by Chris Merola, LEMONADE BLESSING tells the story of John, a young teen thrown into the challenges of a Catholic high school. John lives a life of strict rules but, after he falls for a young woman in his class, his boundaries (and beliefs) will be pushed to the brink. In this 1on1, we speak to Merola about the pressures of religious homes and 'fearing sex'.

Adapted from the mind of Stephen King, THE LIFE OF CHUCK tells the story of Charles 'Chuck' Krantz (Tom Hiddleston), a mild-mannered accountant whose life is ordinary in every way. Except that there's something about this 'ordinary' man's life that is still 'extraodinary', even if no one knows who he is.  In this 1on1, we speak to co-star Matthew Lillard about whether there's an 'art' to life and what it means to 'contain multitudes'.

Directed by Martin Bourboulon, Apple TV+'s new series Careme tells the story of the world's first ‘celebrity chef', Antonin Careme (Benjamin Voisin). Although he had humble beginnings, he rose quickly to change the culinary scene during the reign of Napoleon. Focused on achieving celebrity status, Careme's incredible talent draws the attention of others who believe they can use him as a spy for those who dream of revolution. In this 1on1, we speak to the director about the connection between sex, food and politics and fictionalizing history.

Directed by James L. Freedman, CHARLES GRODIN: REBEL WITH A CAUSE follows the life of the iconic comedian as he rose through the ranks to superstardom. However, Grodin's celebrity status was merely a means to an end for him as his true passion was fighting for the rights of the downtrodden. In this 1on1, we speak to Freedman about what made Grodin great and balancing acting with activism.

Directed by Jonathan Entwistle, KARATE KID: LEGENDS tells the story of Li Fong (Ben Wang), a kung fu prodigy who moves with his mother (Ming-Na Wen) to New York City. However, when their friends and peaceful family life is threatened, Li is driven to enter the city's ultimate karate competition. But he can't do it alone. Relying on the teachings of his shifu, Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) and the legendary Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), Li attempts to merge their styles to win the championship. After all, at Miyagi-Do, there may be two branches but only one tree. Our Review.

Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp, Lilo & Stitch tells the story of Lilo (Maia Kealoha), a 6-year-old Hawaiian girl who lives with her older sister, Nani (Sydney Elizebeth Agudong). After Lilo wishes for a friend, their home (and their lives) is upended with the arrival of Stitch (Chris Sanders), a dog-like alien with a penchant for destruction. However, while Nani attempts to keep her social workers at bay, Stitch also tries to avoid two alien hunters (Zach Galifianakis and Billy Magnussen) who are determined to bring him home. Our review.

In BAD SHABBOS, David (Jon Bass) and his fiancée (Meg (Meghan Leathers) are anxious. Not about their future together. No, their stress comes from the fact that it's time for them to attend his family's traditional Shabbat dinner on New York's Upper West Side. But things spiral entirely out of control when an accidental (or is it?) death takes place within the home. With Meg's mother and father coming over to meet David's parents for the first time, the family scramble to figure out how to handle this otherworldly situation while trying not to spend life in prison. In this 1on1, we speak to Robbins about 'managing family polarities' and the magic of Method Man.

Produced by Shane Belcourt, the return of AMPLIFY is worth singing about. Now in its third season, AMPLIFY brings Indiginous musicians back to their hometown and invites them to collaborate with local performers to create something new and special. Every episode takes a deep dive into the creative processes of these artists and their strong connections to their Indigenous communities. Through their music, their cultures are amplified. In this 1on1, we speak to Belcourt about amplifying culture through their music and the power of language.Amplify airs on Tuesday nights @ 9:30pm on APTN.

Over twenty years ago, LILO & STITCH gave Disney a shock to the system and became one of their most beloved films in the process. Now, Experiment 626 is back in Disney's latest live action reboot, bringing magical mischief to a whole new generation. In this 1on1, stars Tia Carrere & Courtney B. Vance tell us the magic of 'Ohana and what it means to revisit Stitch's world.

Set in 2019, THE UNRESTRICTED WAR follows Jim (Dylan Bruce), a top-tier Canadian virologist working in China who believes his medical research will change the world for the better. However, when he and his wife are suddenly arrested by the military, Jim is demanded to do the unthinkable: steal a dangerous sample of his work from his own lab in Winnipeg. And, if he does not comply, his family will face the consequences. If that's not enough, things begin to spiral out of control when the population of Wuhan begin to fall ill to a new viral infection that proves fatal. In this 1on1, we speak to Ma about the power of truth and walking the line between fiction and reality.

Directed by Kourtney Roy, KRYPTIC tells the story of Kay (Chloe Pirrie), a woman who goes on a quest to find a missing monster hunter. Venturing into the woods, she engages the mysterious Suca but also creates a complicated bond with the creature that begins to change her from within. As she attempts to piece together her world, Kay (and the Suca) step into her life once again but can she ever truly go back to what was before? And does she even want to do so? In this 1on1 we speak to Roy about breaking free of social conventions and owning our monsters.

Directed by Eli Craig, CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD introduces us to Quinn Maybrook (Katie Douglas) as she and her father move into the small town of Kettle Springs after the death of her mother. But Quinn quickly discovers that the kids in town aren't alright, at least according to the adults. Blamed for everything that goes wrong, the youth don't get any respect (so they don't give any either). However, when Frendo, a clown-faced symbol of the town's success, begins hunting teenagers, they must fight to survive the night and escape with their lives. In this 1on1, we speak to Craig about his appreciation for 80s slasher films and crossing the generational divide.

Written and directed by Jason Buxton, Sharp Corner tells the story of Josh (Ben Foster), a mild-mannered family man whose life seems stuck in neutral. He goes to work but seems dissatisfied. He loves his family but there seems to be something missing. Still, his world finally feels like its moving forward with the purchase of their new family home. However, their home is situated on a very sharp corner that is hazardous to drivers. Then, when a devastating car disrupts their sense of tranquility, Josh's inability to act creates an obsession with saving lives. As his fixation builds, Josh's dive into darkness begins the threaten the safety of his family and the security of his relationships. In this 1on1, we speak to Buxton about obsessing over our dark side and the line between the heroes and villains.

Starring Alexandra Roach, NIGHTSLEEPER is a real-time thriller that tells the story of Joe, a mysterious passenger that finds himself on the wrong train at the wrong time. When a team of cyberterrorists hack into the train's mainframe, they create a runaway disaster. Now, working with the (acting) head of the National Cyber Security Centre (Roach), the two must try to stop the train before disaster strikes. In this 1on1, we speak to Roach about living in a cyber world and bringing the drama, one phone call at a time.

Directed by Andy Tennant, UNIT 234 tells the story of Laurie (Isabelle Fuhrman), a young woman who works at her family's 24h storage rental facility. However, after she discovers an unconscious man in one of her units, Laurie must fight to save him--and herself--from a team of men determined to retrieve him. In this 1on1, we speak to Fuhrman and Tennant about knowing our villains and working in one location.

Directed by sisters Asavari Kumar and Shaivalini Kumar, the animated short CREATURES OF CHAOS offers a visual depiction of the complicated relationship that we can have with our emotional baggage. In this 1on1, we speak to the Kumar sisters about shaming our feelings and emoting their creatures of chaos.

Uncle Roy is on his way. Directed by Keri Pickett, UNCLE ROY tells the story of Roy Blakey, a trailblazer in the world of theatrical ice skating and an influential gay male photographer. To the world, he was an icon. But to Pickett, he was simply Uncle Roy. Now, telling his story on film, Pickett shares his world from a perspective that only she could have. In this 1on1, we speak to Pickett and producer Dawn Mikkelson tell us about the legacy of Uncle Roy and how you can help bring the film to screens.For more information on how you can help, check out uncleroyfilm.com.

May the 4th be with you! This Star Wars Day, Disney+ launches a new collection of shorts that follow the adventures of our favourite baddies, Asaajj Ventress and Cad Bane. In this 1on1, we speak to the voice of Ventress herself, Nika Futterman, to tell us why she loves the bounty hunter and how the character has grown.