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In this episode, Steve sits down with director Jens Assure and accomplished actor, Reine Bynolfsson, the team behind the Swedish film, RAVENS. Beautifully shot with wonderful performances, RAVENS tells a story about generational shifts and what drives us.

In this episode, Steve sits down with legendary writer/director Paul Schrader to talk about his new film, FIRST REFORMED. In a revealing conversation, Paul speaks about spirituality in film and places where the church has lost its way.

In this episode, Steve gets the chance to talk to young Brooklyn Prince, the brightest star in THE FLORIDA PROJECT! In the liveliest and most fun interview we've ever had, Brooklyn shares about her time on the set, and what it means to be safe. Plus, she and her father talk about Hope192.com, the Florida homeless!

At TIFF17, ScreenFish was invited to the exclusive TIFF press conference for George Clooney's SUBURBICON. Moderated by George Strombolopolous, the panel includes director George Clooney, writer Grant Heslov, and stars Matt Damon, Julianne Moore and Karimah Westbrook.

Live from TIFF17, Steve gets to speak with Sean Baker, director of THE FLORIDA PROJECT. PROJECT tells the story a mother and her young daughter who live in a small motel in Orlando, Florida. Passionate about his new film, Sean speaks about the 'hidden homeless' problem, and finding hope.

Julie Levac sits down with Ryan Corr (lead actor, Paddo) and Abbey Lee (lead actor, Katrina) to discuss their new film 1%. Stay tuned for full review on screenfish.net

Julie Levac sits down with Jessie Buckley (lead actor, Moll) and Michael Pearce (director) to discuss their new film Beast. Stay tuned for full review on screenfish.net

Julie Levac sits down with Matt Nable (writer and lead actor, Knuck) and Stephen McCallum (director) to discuss their new film 1%. Stay tuned for full review on screenfish.net

In THE CARTER EFFECT, director Sean Menard focuses his lens on NBA all-star, Vince Carter. During his time in Toronto, Carter quickly became the face of the Raptors--and the NBA--in Canada. However, his departure left scars that many local fans have yet to forgive. Menard talks to Steve about the impact that one man can have on a culture and the difference between sports business and finding a home.

This week, Steve welcomes podcaster David Peck (Face2Face) and ScreenFish'er Julie Levac to talk about Dunkirk, Nolan's latest epic that's scoring with critics and at the box office. Emphasizing visuals and sound over dialogs is a new creative step for Nolan and the film benefits from his willingness to step out of his comfort zone.  Still, is the film is a grim look at war or a more hopeful look at survival in tragedy?  Does it emphasize the value of community or is the individual action most important? All this and more, this week on ScreenFish.