ScreenFish Radio

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Kamryn Smith (Kammy Kam) talks about season two of YO GABBA GABBALAND! She reflects on what has surprised her about how kids respond to this new iteration, why play and gentleness still matter in children's storytelling, and the kind of emotional space the show hopes to create. Kamryn also shares a moment from filming that reminded her why the series exists.Season Two of YO GABBA GABBALAND! begins streaming on AppleTV on January 30th, 2026.

In this Canadian-exclusive ScreenFish 1on1 interview, ISLANDS director Jan-Ole Gerster explains why tennis became central to the film, including the presence of a mysterious professional player. He reflects on the promise of “permanent fun” and freedom without regret, questioning whether escape ever delivers what it sells. The conversation explores spaces designed to feel removed from life and how they quietly expose desire, restlessness, and the limits of distraction.ISLANDS is in theatres on January 30th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, producer and epilogue co-director Steven Lawrence reflects on bringing THE LONG WAY HOME: REMASTERED AND EXPANDED back to life. He discusses Boris Grebenshchikov and his tension between worlds, what freedom means in that space, and how different musical styles shaped the work. Steven also shares what stood out to him when returning to the original film and how time reshaped its meaning.Michael Apted's THE LONG WAY HOME: REMASTERED AND EXPANDED will premiere NEXT WEEK (Weds, Jan 28) at To Save and Project: The 22nd MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Robert Sarkies, director of Pike River, discusses the lasting legacy of the tragedy and the ongoing battle for justice. He reflects on the emotional weight of bringing the story to screen and the importance of honoring the families' fight for accountability. Robert also shares his thoughts on Anna and Sonya, exploring what struck him most about their characters and how their journey shaped the film's narrative of resilience and determination.PIKE RIVER is available on VOD/Digital on Friday, January 30th, 2026.

It's time! While everyone else gives their list of best films, we like to sit with the moments that really mattered to us. This week on ScreenFish Radio, GeekCentric's Justin Lawrence and Nate Shelton enter the chat to break down their top three movie moments of the year. We compare notes on the scenes that stood out, invite special guests to add their picks, and discuss what made these moments leave their mark upon us. You can follow GeekCentric at  ⁨@wearegeekcentric⁩ .

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, screenwriter Emma Donoghue discusses adapting H Is for Hawk for the screen. She shares what surprised her most about goshawks, reflects on what it means to heal after loss, and walks through the creative process of screenplay adaptation. The conversation explores translating deeply interior experiences into visual storytelling and the challenges of honouring a beloved book while finding cinematic form.H IS FOR HAWK is available in the following theatres across Canada on Friday, January 23rd, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, DROPS OF GOD stars Tomohisa Yamashita and Fleur Geffrier explore the complex relationship at the heart of the Apple TV+ series. They reflect on what makes their on-screen connection work, what the world of wine taught them about memory and meaning, and how the story wrestles with complicated relationships between fathers and children. Together, they unpack how DROPS OF GOD uses taste, inheritance, and rivalry as pathways toward healing, identity, and reconciliation.The first episode of DROPS OF GOD S2 air on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026, with new episodes dropping weekly afterwards.

With the release of the second season of DROPS OF GOD, we go behind the scenes with executive producer Klaus Zimmermann and wine consultant Seb Pradal. We explore where the acclaimed Apple TV series came from and why wine carries emotional, cultural, and even spiritual weight. From memory and inheritance to ritual and meaning, this interview uncorks what makes DROPS OF GOD more than a prestige drama — and why wine can speak to the soul as much as the senses.The first episode of DROPS OF GOD S2 air on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026, with new episodes dropping weekly afterwards.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Dior Goodjohn and Daniel Diemer discuss PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS as the season finale begins streaming tomorrow on Disney+ They reflect on portraying characters shaped by expectations from parents,  working alongside established stars and explores their characters' fatal flaws.The season finale and whole second season of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is available to binge Wednesday, January 21 on Disney+.

What does beauty awaken in the soul? In this ScreenFish conversation, David Henrie reflects on SEEKING BEAUTY and the spiritual weight of beauty in a distracted age. We explore how beauty invites attention, restores wonder, and creates space for meaning beyond utility or performance. From art and faith to presence and perception, this interview considers why beauty still matters — and how learning to truly see can quietly reshape the way we live.The first episode of SEEKING BEAUTY streams on EWTN+ on Monday, January 19th, 2026 with new episodes streaming weekly afterwards.

With the release of the second season of DROPS OF GOD, we go behind the scenes with executive producer Klaus Zimmermann and wine consultant Seb Pradal. We explore where the acclaimed Apple TV series came from and why wine carries emotional, cultural, and even spiritual weight. From memory and inheritance to ritual and meaning, this interview uncorks what makes DROPS OF GOD more than a prestige drama — and why wine can speak to the soul as much as the senses.The first episode of DROPS OF GOD airs on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026, with new episodes dropping weekly afterwards.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, we speak with Isabelle Armand about her documentary GLENDORA, which premieres this week at Dances With Films. Armand reflects on falling in love with the Glendora community, the complex bond between place and survival, and how the legacy of Emmett Till shapes collective memory. At its heart, Glendora asks what hope looks like in a town shaped by history, pain, and resilience.GLENDORA premieres at Dances With Films NYC on Friday, January 16th, 2026.

What happens when our youth catches up with us In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, DAD GENES director Craig Downing reflects on discovering Aaron Long's story and being present for a meeting that quickly changed everything. The new documentary explores how a former sperm donor becomes something harder to define—a biological father. As new relationships form and an unconventional household emerges, DAD GENES asks deeper questions about what makes a family: genetics, choice, or presence. It's a thoughtful look at modern identity, technology, and the fragile, human bonds that grow when people show up for one another.DAD GENES premieres at Dances With Films NYC on January 16th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, writer/director Franz Böhm and producer Hayder Hoozeer discuss ROCK PAPER SCISSORS, the Academy Awards®–shortlisted Live Action Short Film. They reflect on collaborating with the real-life Ivan, the responsibility of telling his story, and why preserving innocence matters. Our conversation explores art as an act of resistance, the moral imagination behind the film, and how small human choices can quietly push back against darkness—on screen and beyond.

In this ScreenFish podcast interview, Nia DaCosta breaks down the creative challenges of directing 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the middle chapter of the iconic franchise. She reflects on collaborating with Danny Boyle and Alex Garland, crafting character arcs that bridge past and future, and staging the film's unforgettable musical sequence. In this 1on1, DaCosta also explores themes of identity, cult psychology, hope, and humanity—asking what we hold onto when the foundations of the world collapse. 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE is in theatres on Friday, January 16th, 2026

Premiering at Dances With Films NYC, ZOE is a bold, offbeat comedy written by and starring Emanuela Galliussi, and co-directed by Dean Ronalds. Originating from a deeply personal place, the film explores what makes Zoe truly one of a kind — and what Galliussi discovered about herself through its creation. As Zoe wrestles with fear, independence, and emotional control, the story probes the tension between self-protection and vulnerability. Is love something to be avoided, mastered, or fully embraced? Playful yet incisive, ZOE examines the truths we resist most — and what love ultimately asks of us.ZOE premieres at Dance With Films NYC on January 16th, 2026.

What draws an actor to a story about grief, memory, and the ghosts we carry? In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Beverly D'Angelo reflects on what excited her to join SLEEPWALKER, her deep emotional connection to Gloria, and the joy of working with Hayden Panettiere. She also speaks warmly about her love for Canada and how it sparked her creative imagination. Together, we explore the film's haunting line — “ghosts come out of the mind, but that doesn't make them any less real” — and why emotional truth lingers long after the screen fades to black.SLEEPWALKER is available on VOD on January 9th, 2026.

In this in-depth interview, Jonathan Kim discusses bringing Min to life in THE MOTHER AND THE BEAR, a quietly powerful and funny film about family, identity, and cultural memory. Kim shares what first drew him to the project, how he emotionally connected with Min, and why the tension between parents and children feels so universal. In this 1on1, we explore preserving culture while moving forward, food as an expression of love, and the film's resonant idea of “kindness in the cold.” THE MOTHER AND THE BEAR is in select theatres on Friday, January 9th, 2026.

In this exclusive WILD CARDS Season 3 interview, stars Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti discuss returning to the hit CBC crime drama and the evolving partnership between Max Mitchell and Ellis. They share what excites them most about Season 3, unpack why their dynamic works, and explore Max's role on the force. The conversation dives into themes like trust, power, and the idea of “never hustle a hustler,” while asking whether it's possible to break destructive cycles. A must-watch interview for Wild Cards fans and crime drama viewers.The third season of WILD CARDS begins airing on CBC and CBC Gem on Monday, January 5th, 2026.

As ALLEGIANCE Season 3 arrives on CBC, star Supinder Wraich joins us to discuss what sets the series apart from other crime dramas. In this in-depth interview, Wraich reflects on Sabrina Sohal's evolution, the risks of trust on the beat, and the emotional toll of policing. We explore the show's grounded storytelling, its connection to real-world cases, and the tension between justice and grace for perpetrators. A thoughtful conversation about character, accountability, and the human cost behind the badge.Season 3 of ALLEGIANCE begins airing on CBC and CBC Gem on January 7th, 2026.

In this candid interview, documentary filmmaker Michael Premo reflects on his immersive experience making HOMEGROWN, a documentary that follows members of the Proud Boys in the lead-up to and aftermath of January 6th. Premo discusses what surprised him most after spending extended time with the Proud Boys, including moments of unexpected self-awareness and internal contradiction. The interview also unpacks how political allegiance often took on religious language and ritual. Premo considers how faith-like loyalty shaped identity, purpose, and justification within the group. Finally, Premo reflects on being present during the events of January 6, addressing what is known about how the call to “storm the Capitol” took shape and what the atmosphere was like on the ground. In this 1on1, Premo takes us into his experience of January 6th, 2021 and tells us why Trump's followers have such religious devotion.HOMEGROWN is available on January 6th, 2026 on their site, Homegrown.film

In this interview, Allan Hawco and Josephine Jobert discuss the emotional and thematic direction of CBC's hit procedural, SAINT-PIERRE, as it returns for its second season. Filmed on location, the series continues to explore identity, trust, and the cost of living undercover. Hawco and Jobert reflect on the community's response to production, the evolution of Fitz and Arch's relationship, and the toll that secrecy takes on their characters. The second season of SAINT-PIERRE returns on Monday, January 5th, 2026 on CBC and CBC Gem.

Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she charges into the chaos.  In this 1on1, Ridley talks about finding dignity in the zombie horde and the beauty of character-driven apocalypse films.WE BURY THE DEAD is available in theatres on January 2nd, 2026.

Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she charges into the chaos. In this 1on1, we speak to star Brenton Twaites about why Clay needs a cuddle and what sets this post-apocalyptic world apart.WE BURY THE DEAD is available in theatres on January 2nd, 2026.

Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she charges into the chaos. In this 1on1, we speak to Hilditch about making peace in unchangeable situations and the horror... of grinding your teeth.WE BURY THE DEAD is available in theatres on January 2nd, 2026.

Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone.  There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join forces to defeat their foes or simply give in and join the new collective. In this 1on1, we speak to star Rhea Seehorn about what Carol really wants and the joy of 'surprise'.CAUTION: Interview contains spoilers for episode 8 of PLURIBUS.PLURIBUS is now streaming on Apple TV+.

Directed by Tiffany Hsiang, the documentary BREAKING IDOL gives voice to Jessica Baker, one of the women who came forward regarding their sexual assault at the hands of Hedley frontman, Jacob Hoggard. However, when the 'Hedley Army' of fans rally in support of their favourite musician, Jessica finds herself in the crosshairs of a battle that she did not expect as her claims are questioned for the sake of fandom. In this 1on1, Hsiuang talks to us about why we protect our fallen stars and offers an invitation.BROKEN IDOL is now streaming on CBC Gem.

Directed by Christopher Leone, Code 3 tells the story of Randy (Rainn Wilson), a veteran paramedic who has been broken by the stresses of his job. Working with his best friend, Mike (Lil Rel Howery), Randy forces himself to resign after his next 24-hour shift. However, as he trains his replacement, Jessica (Aimee Carrero), they find themselves locked into another shift fueled by tough patients and even tougher choices. In this 1on1, we speak to Carrero why EMTs are unsung heroes and the challenges of the healthcare system.

What defines a 'Christmas movie'? For some films, they're easy to tell! But, for others, the line feels far more murky. Yet, every holiday season, we flock to our favourites that we believe symbolizes the season. But are they REALLY worthy of the title of 'Christmas movie'? This week, Heather Johnson returns to delve into the heart of holiday films, trying to figure out what defines them and which Christmas favourites are really made of coal.

Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone.  There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join forces to defeat their foes or simply give in and join the new collective. In this 1on1, we speak to writers and executive producers Vince Gilligan, Gordon Smith and Alison Tatlock about exploring happiness and bringing big ideas to their small screen characters.PLURIBUS is now streaming on Apple TV+.

Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone.  There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join forces to defeat their foes or simply give in and join the new collective. In this 1on1, we speak to stars Karoline Wydra and Carlos Manuel Vesga about what it means for their characters to 'put the world right'.PLURIBUS is now streaming on Apple TV+.

Directed by Patrick Shannon, Saints and Warriors takes the view to the Indigenous Nation of Haida Gwaii on the northwest coast of Canada. It's here in this remote community that the Skidigate Saints have dominated the All Native basketball tournament for the past decade. However, their legacy is in peril at the hands of the Burnaby Warriors and the Saints must work hard to continue to lead their team (and community) to hoops glory. In this 1on1, Shannon talks about the winning effect and creating community on and beyond the basketball court.Saints And Warriors is currently available on TVOD - Amazon, Apple TV, Youtube Movies & Cable VOD providers - Bell, Rogers, Shaw and on Crave from January 26!

Set after the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ironheart pick up the story of Riri Williams (Dominque Thorne), a young genius who wants to build her own legacy. After getting expelled, Riri is forced to return home to Chicago. With no cash to continue building her unbelievable iron suits, Williams feels at a loss. However, her life changes when she meets Parker Robbins (Anthony Ramos). Willing to step outside the law, Robbins (or ‘The Hood') invites Riri to join his team. Even so, there's something mysterious about him that Riri can't quite understand and, the more she finds out, the more dangerous things become. This week, Mira Ibrahim and Dina Hamdieh stop by to talk about Riri's flawed hero and the meaning of Mephisto.Ironheart is now streaming on Disney+.

In ONE MORE SHOT, we're introduced to Minnie (Emily Browning), a woman in her mid-30s who is struggling to get through the day. As New Year's Eve approaches (in 1999, no less), Minnie's preference is to stay at home and let the Millenium slip by undetected. However, her plans change when she discovers that her ‘what if' guy is attending her friend's New Year's bash. Suddenly motivated to get out and get moving, she nervously brings the only thing she has to the party: a ten-year old bottle of Tequila (or is it Mescal?). Things go poorly at the party until she takes a quick swig of the bottle, resetting the evening and giving her one shot after another at redemption.  In this 1on1, we speak to stars Ashley Zukerman and Sean Keenan about the 'optimistic' 90s and whether you can really do things 'right'.

Based on the 1984 horror classic of the same name, SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT tells the story of Billy Chapman (Rohan Campbell), a young man who witnessed the brutal murder of his parents a on Christmas Eve s a child. Understandably traumatized by the experience, the now adult Billy is transformed into a Killer Santa who takes his naughty list extremely seriously. Every Christmas season, Billy's mission becomes one of retribution to bad people in the neighbourhood. But, this year, something's different. Having fallen for a young woman who makes him re-examine his inner darkness, Billy is finally forced to ask himself what it means to be naughty and nice. In this 1on1, we speak to Nelson about our love of holiday horror and what makes an 'evil person'.SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT is available in theatres on December 12th, 2025.

The real war on Christmas will be fought on the streets... by those selling Christmas trees. In THE MERCHANTS OF JOY, director Celia Aniskovich takes us into the cutthroat (and caregiving) world of those who dedicate their lives to selling our annual Christmas decor. From battling over locations to finding the perfect arborists, MERCHANTS explores the challenges of bringing holiday joy to the city. However, amidst the competitive atmosphere, these forgotten heroes have created a community of caring and compassion that truly believes in their calling to support one another. In this 1on1, we speak to Aniskovich about the meaningfulness of Christmas trees and the mission of those who sell them.THE MERCHANTS OF JOY is streaming on PRIME VIDEO now.

Directed by David L. Cunningham, KEVIN COSTNER PRESENTS: THE FIRST CHRISTMAS is the latest project to explore the journey of Mary and Joseph as they navigate the challenges around the birth of Jesus. Featuring a balance of conversations from leading experts from around the world and Biblical re-enactments, the goal of FIRST CHRISTMAS is to help bring the 'age-old story' to life in new ways. In this 1on1, we speak to Cunningham about fleshing out the story and how Costner got involved.KEVIN COSTNER PRESENTS: THE FIRST CHRISTMAS airs on ABC at 8pm on Tuesday, December 9th, 2025.

In del Toro's reimagining of Mary Shelley's classic tale, we are (re)introduced to Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist who believes that he has the power to create life through his experiments. However, his quest soon turns to an all-consuming obsession. After his work finally offers results, his relationship with his 'monster'' reveals the darkest pieces of his soul, leading to a journey that threatens to undo his entire world (and that of his creation as well). This week, Nick Van Dinther ( @bitesizebreakdown ) &  Dio Neto return to talk about the making of monsters and the dark corners of humanity.

Written by series creator, Jeff Kinney, Last Straw reintroduces the world to young teen Greg Heffley as he struggles to meet his dad's expectations. As a laid-back youth, Greg is just trying to make it through the day but his father? Well, he wants him to show his true potential by turning his act around. But when things get out of hand, Greg's dad unleashes a threat that forces Greg to re-evaluate his wimpy ways… or else. In this 1on1, we speak to Kinney about expanding the Wimpy-verse and forgetting how to be a kid.

Directed by Pasqual Gutierrez & Ben Mullinkosson, SERIOUS PEOPLE tells the story of Pasqual (Gutierrez, playing himself), a music video director whose girlfriend is about to have their first child. However, problems arise when he finally gets his big break... right around the due date. Overwhelmed, Pasqual decides to hire a double to pretend to be him at work to help take the pressure off. But trying to create a 'second you' is bound to have complications, forcing Pasqual to make hard decisions about his life. In this 1on1, we speak to Gutierrez and Mullinkosson about the fear of having kids and playing yourself onscreen.SERIOUS PEOPLE is in theatres now.

Once again directed by Jon M. Chu, Wicked: For Good is set shortly after the events of the first film as Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) finds herself in the crosshairs of the Wizard. Despite hiding from his flying monkeys and elite military, she remains committed to exposing the Wizard's lies to a world that remains devoted to him. As Glinda works towards restoring the relationship between Elphaba and the Wizard, what happens next will change their lives... for good. This week, Deb Whalen and Catherine Erskine return to talk about truthful lies and our obsession with Oz.

In Zootopia 2, we once again meet the now-famous Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde (Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman) as they hop onboard the police force as rookie cops. As the two are trying to make it as police officers, they are struggling to prove that they have what it takes. However, when the arrival of Gary De-Snake (Ke Huy Quan) throws Zootopia into chaos, Hopps and Wilde must go undercover to crack the case and unravel a mystery that harkens back to the very origins of the city itself. In this 1on1, we speak to animator Christine Kwok about the power of listening to one another.

Directed by his daughter Tamar Springer, MORE THAN SANTA BABY takes us into the life of Philip Springer, the musical icon that wrote the Christmas classic, 'Santa Baby'. Through intimate interviews, archival footage and rare recording, the film immerses the viewer in a musical legacy that spans from the Tin Pan Alley movement of the 1940s through the creative spirit of 1970s Hollywood. In this 1on1, we speak to Springer about growing up in a musical home and how she defines her father's legacy.

In Zootopia 2, we once again meet the now-famous Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde (Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman) as they hop onboard the police force as rookie cops. As the two are trying to make it as police officers, they are struggling to prove that they have what it takes. However, when the arrival of Gary De-Snake (Ke Huy Quan) throws Zootopia into chaos, Hopps and Wilde must go undercover to crack the case and unravel a mystery that harkens back to the very origins of the city itself. In this 1on1, we speak to Canadian icon, Peter Mansbridge about trusted voices and why we're better 'zoo-gether'.

In Zootopia 2, we once again meet the now-famous Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde (Ginnifer Goodwin and Jason Bateman) as they hop onboard the police force as rookie cops. As the two are trying to make it as police officers, they are struggling to prove that they have what it takes. However, when the arrival of Gary De-Snake (Ke Huy Quan) throws Zootopia into chaos, Hopps and Wilde must go undercover to crack the case and unravel a mystery that harkens back to the very origins of the city itself. In this 1on1, we speak to Co-Head of Animation Kevin Webb about the intricate details of Zootopia and making snakes adorable.

Written and directed by Tasha Hubbard, MEADOWLARKS introduces us to four Indigenous siblings (Michael Greyeyes, Carmen Moore, Alex Rice and Michelle Thrush) who were separated as a result of the Sixties Scoop. Growing up in very different environments, this weekend is meant to be an opportunity for them to put a missing piece of their family puzzle back together. However, as tensions begin to mount and secrets are revealed, the four must look deep within themselves to process their grief and rebuilt their identities. In this 1on1, we speak to Greyeyes and Hubbard about finding home in a time of displacement.

We always known that Bif Naked rocks on stage. Now, in her new documentary, BIF NAKED, we get to see how she does so in real life as well. After all, as she says, she's "not just a singer. She's also a survivor." Having been faced with cancer, sexual assualt and more, the Canadian rock icon has demonstrated resilience and strength throughout her journey and still manages to do so with kindness. In this 1on1, we speak to Bif Naked about living authentically and 'being an orange in an apple world'.BIF NAKED streams on Super Channel beginning at 9pm EST on November 21st, 2025.

Set within Roman-era Egypt, The Carpenter's Son follows a carpenter (Nicolas Cage) and his wife (FKA twigs) as they are raising their teenage son (Noah Jupe). Having lived under threat for years, the family have held closely to their faith and traditions. However, as the family stops in their travels, their son encounters a mysterious stranger (Isla Johnston). As the two become friends, the stranger begins to tempt the young man, claiming to know the truth that his father has kept from him. As the son is lured into a forbidden world, his father becomes increasingly concerned for his spiritual well-being as dark forces continue to grow around them. In this 1on1, we speak to director Lotfy Nathan about exploring 'edgy-teen' Jesus, "Biblical horror" and learning good from evil.THE CARPENTER'S SON is in theatres now.

Former NHL'er Jordin Tootoo has been through it all. And, in his new doc, TOOTOO, he finally gets to share his story. In one of the best documentaries of the year, Tootoo opens up about his battles with addiction, dealing with the pain of traumatic childhood, the joy of reaching the NHL and the racism he experiences along the way. In this 1on1, we speak to Tootoo and co-directors Adam Scorgie and Shane Fennessey about deconstructing men's mental health and experiencing life on the land.TOOTOO is now streaming on Super Channel.

Directed by Max Walker-Silverman, REBUILDING tells the story of Dusty (Josh O'Connor), a divorced dad who loses his ranch in a devastating wildfire. Forced to live in a trailer park, Dusty finds solace amidst a small community of people who have also endured severe loss. Here, he begins to rebuild his life, including his relationships with his ex-wife and daughter. In this 1on1, we speak to Walker-Silverman about making a home and knowing what's 'enough'.REBUILDING is in theatres now.

Directed by Scott Cooper, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere follows Bruce Springsteen (Jeremy Allen White) as he sits on the cusp of mega-stardom. Though, after the success of ‘Born to Run', the Boss believes that it's time for something different. Holing himself up in his New Jersey bedroom with a four-track recorder, Springsteen begins work on what would become his 1982 album, ‘Nebraska'. However, as he wrestles through each tune, so too must he wrestle with his own demons, scratching and clawing for hope in the process. This week, Wade Bearden returns to talk about mental health, music and becoming the Boss.SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE is available in theatres now.