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Inspired by the true events, Tiger tells the story of Pardeep Singh Nagra, an aspiring boxer who becomes the centre of controversy when he is banned from the sport due to his religious beliefs. In this 1on1, Steve speaks with writers and stars Prem Singh and Michael Pugliese about why change is so difficult in our culture, the balance between peace and violence and what it means to know who you are.

The latest Lifetime Original Christmas movie, MY CHRISTMAS INN, tells the story of a young ad executive who's world is turned upside down when her aunt dies and leaves her the family hotel. In this 1on1, Steve speaks to Rob about what it means to belong, what attracted him to the role and if it's hard to go home again.

CREED II sees the return of Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan) to face an old family enemy. In this 1on1, J Alan Sharrer is invited to an exclusive press conference for the film where the cast and crew speak about what their characters' creeds would be, bringing the human element to the story and the challenges of training.

Airing on Lifetime, EVERY OTHER HOLIDAY tells the story of Tracie (Schuyler Fisk) and Rick (David Clayton Rogers), recently separated parents who spend every other holiday with their young daughters, Harper and Ava. However, this Christmas, the girls want desperately to spend Christmas with both Mom and Dad together at Tracie’s family farmhouse. Could this Christmas help rekindle what was last between them and potentially make their daughters’ greatest wish come true. In this 1on1, we get to speak to Schuyler about what makes a great Christmas movie, what it means to give someone a second chance and the power of music.

Following the meteoric rise of legendary rockers Queen and their iconic lead vocalist Freddie Mercury, BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY has taken the box office by storm. With toe-tapping tunes and an incredible performance by Rami Malek, the film has entranced audiences but seems to have alienated critics at the same time. This week, Steve welcomes back Amanda Jane Smith and Shelley McVea to talk about images as truth, identity and the spiritual connectedness of the arts.

Directed by Olivia Martin-McGuire, China Love takes us on a billion-dollar ride of fantasy exploring contemporary China through the window of the pre-wedding photography industry. Following couples as they navigate love, weddings and family in preparation for their upcoming marriage, the film also highlights the incredible changes taking place in a nation that is searching for the ‘Chinese Dream’. In this 1on1, Steve speaks to Olivia about the differences between the American and Chinese dreams, what romance looks like in Chinese culture and whether wedding photos can be a justice issue.

Complete audio from the Green Book press conference. Green Book was the winner of the Grolsch People's Choice Award at TIFF 2018.

Have you ever really wanted to know what goes on in the mind of today's teens? Not just 'what are they thinking?' but how they feel about life's issues? About truth? About where God is in the world today? At long last, ScreenFish is proud to announce teenFish, a new podcast series that lets teenagers speak about media that matters to them in their own voice. Hosted by Daniel Collins (Infinity Warm-Up), teenFish will be air the first Sunday of every month and invite local youth to engage the truth and lies of the shows and films that excite them.

This month, Daniel welcomes Gabby to talk about Netflix's Insatiable, a new original series that looks at the way we look at others from the outside. Drawing accusations of 'fat-shaming', the show is a satirical look at what happens when a teenage girl suddenly loses a great deal of weight after she's involved in an accident. In a lively first ep, the teens look at body image, labels, and what makes us who we are.

Directed by Sanjay Rawal (Food Chains), 3100: Run and Become follows Ashprihanal Aalto, an unassuming Finnish paperboy, and Shamita, an Austrian cellist, in their attempts to complete the 3100 Race for Self-Trancendence, the world’s longest certified footrace. Beyond competitiveness and athletic prowess, they run not for glory but for spiritual enlightenment, universal oneness—or because they simply have the responsibility to run. In this 1on1, Steve speaks to Sanjay about why we pilgrimage, the relationship between faith and the physical body and how this story has changed his life.

In FIRST MAN, Oscar-winner Damien Chazelle (LA LA LAND) gives new life to the story of the Apollo 11 moon landing by looking at the iconic moment through the eyes and experiences of astronaut Neil Armstrong. In doing so, he creates a unique style of 'space film' that spends just as much time with the people on the ground as it does in the shuttle itself. This week, Steve welcomes back Wade Bearden (Seeing and Believing) and Matthew Cimone (Chasing Atlantis) to delve into what drives us to do great things and whether or not its worth it in the end.