ScreenFish

Directed by Matthew Hannam, PASEO stars Sarah Gadon (ALIAS GRACE) as a young woman lost within herself in Spain. In this episode, Steve speaks with Sarah and Matthew about the film's unique look at Barcelona and how they connect with the film.

Directed by David Lowery, THE OLD MAN AND THE GUN tells the (mostly) true story of Forrest Tucker, a 70 year old bank robber who loves the thrill of what he does. In this 1on1, Steve speaks with actor Barlow Jacobs about working with David Lowery, bringing the past to life and working with legends.

With her feature debut, BRAND NEW OLD LOVE, writer/director Cat Rhinehart creates a rom-com that seeks to take on the stereotypes of the genre. In this 1on1, Steve gets to talk to Cat about the problems with Disney princesses, and the nature of love.

With his latest film, PRETTY BAD ACTRESS, writer/director Nick Scown takes on Hollywood with his satire on fame and childhood stars. In this 1on1, Steve gets to speak to Nick about our obsession with celebrity culture, what makes a great satire and the difference between writing and directing.

With the release of CHRISTOPHER ROBIN, Disney returns to the Hundred Acre Wood (literally) with a live action continuation of their classic tale. In this 1on1, Steve gets to speak with producer Brigham Taylor about bringing the world of A. A. Milne to life, finding their Christopher Robin and running from our past.

With his latest film, EIGHTH GRADE, writer/director Bo Burnham tells the story of Kayla, an awkward pre-teen on the verge of high school. In a special round table conversation, Steve gets to speak with Bo about how he developed the voice for his characters, the responsibility of technology and the challenges of communication between generations.

After 25 years (!) since the original film, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom showed that the Raptors still have box office pull but have poor reviews brought the future of the franchise in jeopardy? This week, dino-fan Ben Dower returns to talk with Steve about how the franchise has changed, science and awe, and whether or not life really finds a way.

Written by New York Times best-selling author Heidi McLaughlin, FOREVER MY GIRL tells the story of a young man's return home only to discover the child he left behind. Now, the book for GIRL has been adapted for the screen and is now available on demand and on BluRay. In this 1on1, Steve gets to speak to Heidi about the inspiration for her characters, the challenges of watching someone else adapt your work and the nature of forgiveness.

Picking up where they left off, INCREDIBLES 2 reintroduces us to the Parr family as they seek to bring evil-doers to justice in a world where superheroes are illegal. When a mysterious billionaire invites them to work with him, Elastigirl goes back to work while Bob takes care of the homefront. As a result, Pixar takes a swing at gender dynamics in a #MeToo world by its reversal of stereotypes... but does it work? This week, ScreenFish'rs Alan Sharrer and Heather Johnson join Steve to discuss the film's portrayal of gender, screen slaves and power of children.

With the release of SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY, Disney wants to take you back in time to meet a young Han Solo before he even thinks about joining the Rebellion. However, with struggling box office receipts, even they were left reeling by the film's mixed response. (Could there actually be a Star Wars film that loses money?!) This week, Steve welcomes David Peck (Face2Face Live) and director Nathaniel Draper to talk about the reactions of Star Wars fans, the nature of freedom and what it means to be the 'good guy'.