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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Alison McAlpine, director of PERFECTLY A STRANGENESS, discusses the inspiration behind the film and the unique concept that drives its narrative. She reflects on the choice to feature donkeys and how they symbolize the tension between life and technology. Alison also explores the broader themes of the film, examining how simplicity, tradition, and human connection can coexist—or clash—with the encroachment of modernity and technological progress.PERFECTLY A STRANGENESS is nominated for Best Documentary, Short Subject at the 2026 Academy Awards.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Lin Shaye, who plays Max in SCARED TO DEATH, discusses why horror remains an essential genre and how it allows us to confront fear and human nature. She reflects on the idea that “there’s no monster under the bed… only people are monsters,” exploring the psychological depth that horror can reveal. Lin also shares her approach to bringing authenticity and tension to her role, making the terror both believable and compelling.SCARED TO DEATH is available in theatres on March 13th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, John Cody Kim, Story Supervisor on HOPPERS, discusses the creative rules for building a believable and immersive natural world in animation. He speaks about the film's wild humour and how the idea of “saving the world together” informs the narrative. John also shares insights into crafting moments that feel authentic while balancing adventure, teamwork, and the magic of animated worlds.HOPPERS is available in theatres now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Ashton James, star of the remake of YOUNGBLOOD, discusses the idea that “sports does not build character, they reveal it,” and whether that rings true for his character, Dean. He explores the concept of "losing to yourself" and what keeps Dean trapped within himself. Ashton also reflects on the impact of passing trauma down through generations, examining Dean’s relationship with his father and how it shapes his journey.YOUNGBLOOD is available in theatres on March 6th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Sharon Farmer (director), Kathrine Switzer, and Stacey Tenenbaum discuss the power of photography to freeze time and capture pivotal moments in their new documentary, TOUGH OLD BROADS. Kathrine reflects on how the most important part of her story was simply finishing the race, and Stacey explores how the women featured in the film live on in their legacy. The conversation highlights the strength, perseverance, and lasting impact of these women’s journeys.TOUGH OLD BROADS is available in theatres on Friday, March 6th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, industry icon Rae Dawn Chong, who plays Ruth in SCARED TO DEATH, discusses how horror incites our empathy, why it makes the genre so necessary and how it allows us to confront our fears. She also shares her love for Canada and speaks about shares a genuinely funny story about Rashida Jones as a child.SCARED TO DEATH is available in theatres on March 13th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, the stars of YOUNG SHERLOCK Hero Fiennes Tiffin and Zine Tseng discuss their characters’ journeys and motivations. Hero reflects on what Sherlock still needs to learn, beyond just throwing a punch, while Zine explores the moral grey areas of her character and what drives the princess. Hero also discusses whether curiosity is the greatest virtue, diving into how it defines Sherlock and influences his approach to solving mysteries.YOUNG SHERLOCK begins streaming on Prime Video on March 4th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Emma Higgins, director of SWEETNESS, and Kate Hallett (Rylee), discuss Rylee’s relationship with Payton and whether his music truly served as a lifeline for her. Kate reflects on the transformative power of music, answering the question: Can music save a life? Both Emma and Kate also explore the idea of meeting your heroes, discussing whether society has an unhealthy relationship with celebrities and the expectations placed on them.SWEETNESS is available in theatres on Friday, March 6th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Adam MacDonald, writer, director, and producer of THIS IS NOT A TEST, discusses returning to the Y2K era and how it shaped the film's narrative. He explores the theme of “choosing to live” amidst chaos and the zombie apocalypse, examining how his film goes beyond the genre’s typical tropes. Adam shares what makes THIS IS NOT A TEST stand out, offering a compelling message about survival, hope, and resilience.THIS IS NOT A TEST is available in theatres on Friday, February 27th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Jonny Campbell, director of Cold Storage, and Georgina Campbell (Naomi) discuss the unique joy of horror and the visual style that defines the film. They dive into the creative process behind bringing the story to life, particularly in collaboration with screenwriter David Koepp. The conversation explores the balance between tension, thrill, and visual storytelling, and how the team created a horror experience that’s both chilling and exhilarating.COLD STORAGE is in theatres now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Frank E. Flowers, director of THE BLUFF discusses the legacy of pirate culture within Caymanian culture and why it was important for him to revisit this rich history. He reflects on the empathy he feels for the pirate’s experience and how it connects to modern themes of survival and identity. Frank also shares what Priyanka Chopra Jonas brings to her role as Ercell, and how her portrayal adds depth to the film’s complex narrative.THE BLUFF streams globally on Prime Video on Wednesday, February 25th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Daniel Pozo, Head of Character Animation for GOAT, discusses what makes Sony’s visual style so unique and how they’ve successfully carved out a distinct animation identity. He also reflects on the powerful message of "roots run deep" and its significance for kids, exploring how the theme emphasizes identity, heritage, and personal growth in a way that resonates with younger audiences.GOAT is available exclusively in theatres now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Jonny Campbell, director of Cold Storage, and Georgina Campbell (Naomi) discuss the unique joy of horror and the visual style that defines the film. They dive into the creative process behind bringing the story to life, particularly in collaboration with screenwriter David Koepp. The conversation explores the balance between tension, thrill, and visual storytelling, and how the team created a horror experience that’s both chilling and exhilarating.COLD STORAGE is in theatres now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Daniel J. Phillips, director of Diabolic, discusses the challenge of balancing truth and fiction in a film inspired by real events. He explores the unique impact of church trauma, particularly how it shapes individuals differently than other forms of pain. Daniel also reflects on why sexuality poses such a threat to church dynamics and delves into the complexities of healing, addressing the question of whether an apology is enough to find peace after trauma.DIABOLIC is available on VOD/Digital on February 20th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Polly Findlay, director of Midwinter Break, reflects on the challenge of transitioning from theatre to cinema, and whether or not she approached storytelling differently for the screen. She discusses the motivations behind Stella and Gerry’s holiday, exploring what they are searching for in their lives. Polly also delves into the idea of “living a more valuable life,” and shares her experience working with Ciarán Hinds and Leslie Manville, two seasoned actors who brought depth to the story.MIDWINTER BREAK is available in theatres on Friday, February 20th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Bart Layton, writer and director of Crime 101, discusses what breaks people and how he approaches portraying emotional depth within a high-stakes narrative. He reflects on the challenge of balancing intense emotion with the spectacle of the crime genre, maintaining a gripping pace while exploring the darker aspects of human nature. Bart also shares his insights into creating a film that keeps audiences engaged both intellectually and emotionally.CRIME 1O1 is available in theatres now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Emmanuel Kabongo, producer and star of Sway, discusses whether his character, Sway, can truly be considered a good man. He explores the nuanced line between truth and lies within the film and how deception impacts the characters’ lives. Emmanuel also reflects on the profound experience of sharing the film with incarcerated men, discussing how the themes of the story resonate with their own struggles and journeys.SWAY is in theatres in Toronto now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Darin Brooks, who plays Rickey in THE ROARING GAME, explores the impact of lies on relationships and their ability to fracture trust. He reflects on his experience working alongside Mickey Rourke and William Forsythe, two seasoned actors, and shares insights into his character's growth arc. Darin also discusses what Rickey needs to do to mature and confront his personal shortcomings, offering a deeper look at the complexities of the character’s journey.THE ROARING GAME is available on VOD/Digital now.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Fiona Samuel, screenwriter of PIKE RIVER, discusses the responsibility of bringing history to life on screen. She reflects on the crucial aspects of Anna and Sonya’s characters and how she worked to bring them to life. Fiona also delves into the idea that tragedy often forces us to confront hard questions, exploring why it takes moments of loss to provoke deep societal reflection and action.PIKE RIVER is available on VOD/Digital on January 30th, 2026.
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Oliver Laxe, director of Sirat, discusses the journey of Luis and Esteban as they venture deep into the Moroccan desert to find Mar, who has been missing for months. The film grapples with themes of trauma, hope, and the randomness of life as Luis and Esteban face both the ravers’ hedonistic escape and their own buried fears. Oliver reflects on the power of "last words," the rave's role in their journey, and the unexpected turns life can take.SIRAT is available in theatres on Friday, February 13th, 2026.
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