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THAT NEVER HAPPENED reveals the story of Canada's first national internment operations

between 1914 - 1920, when over 88,000 people were forced to register and more than 8,500

were wrongfully imprisoned in internment camps across Canada, not for anything they had

done but because of where they came from.

In 1954 the public records were destroyed, and in the 1980s a few brave men and women began

working to reclaim this chapter in history and ensure future generations would know about it. In this 1on1, we speak to director Ryan Boyko about how we own the sins of our past and whether or not he thinks it could happen again.

CAPTURING THE FLAG tells the story of Election Day 2016 from the deeply personal perspective of a diverse team of volunteer voter protection workers in North Carolina that represents the final line of protection for each American citizen’s right to vote. Though they are faced with challenges from those associated directly with the political process, volunteer Laverne Berry and the rest of the team remain committed to ensuring that every person in their assigned areas has the opportunity to assert their civic duty. In this 1on1, Steve speaks to director Anne De Mare and producer Laverne Berry about how we can fix a broken system and voting as an act of faith.

RESTORING TOMORROW tells the story of the massive restoration of the Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles. However, it's also a personal journey about recovering our history and our faith. In this 1on1, Steve speaks with Aaron about how what it means to be part of something bigger, why this generation has lost connection to their faith and the relationship between community and regeneration.

With A STAR IS BORN, Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga have (re)created a timeless love story for modern times. Exploring the relationship between love and mental health (with an amazing soundtrack as well), the film is clearly gearing up for a run at next year's Oscars. This week, Steve welcomes back Shelley McVea and Andrew Eaton to talk about love, celebrity and music with soul.

Written and directed by Karey Kirkpatrick, SMALLFOOT tells the story of a young yeti who believes that mythical humans are real! In this 1on1, Steve speaks with Karey about his love for animation and what it means to see the world from another perspective.

With the return of THE PREDATOR, writer/director Shane Black wants to take you back to the 80s for some good old-fashioned violence and horror... but do other stereotypes and issues come with that? In the Season 5 premiere, Steve welcomes Peter Adourian to talk about THE PREDATOR's views on hyper-masculinity, mental health and throwback films in the modern era.

Julie Levac sits down with lead actor, Sofia Banzhaf and director/screen play writer, Thom Fitzgerald to discuss their new film, Splinters. Splinters, set in rural Nova Scotia, deals largely with sexual identity and family dynamic.

In SCREWBALL, Billy Corben investigates the MLB's infamous doping scandal involving a nefarious clinician and his most famous client: the New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez. In this 1on1, Andrew Eaton speaks to Billy Corben and Porter Fischer about how to know when it's time to tell the story and looking at the scandal through the eyes of children.

BIRDS OF PASSAGE tells the story of the origins of the Columbian drug cartels in a way we've never seen before -- through the eyes of the families involved. In this 1on1, Steve speaks with director Cristina Gallego about the power of women, what makes a good man and the challenge of keeping one's culture.

In ROSIE, we watch as a young family fights to thrive after they are evicted from their home. Writer Roddy Doyle and director Paddy Breathnach have created an intimate portrait of a family who will do anything to keep hope alive. In this 1on1, Steve speaks to them about naturalism and joy in the midst of struggle.