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In ZOMBIES 4: DAWN OF THE VAMPIRES, Zed and Addison (Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly) are thrilled to be on summer break, even if this year’s ‘break’ means working hard to leave their mark on college in the Fall. However, after an unexpected detour, Zed, Addison and monster pals, Eliza and Willa, find themselves in uncharted territory. Caught in the middle of a war between Daywalkers and Vampires, the team decides to stay and help the two sides work out their differences. But these two sides are ready to rumble and Zed and Addison know they’re in for a rough ride. Even so, there’s a strange connection between opposing sides as young Nova and Victor (Freya Skye and Malachi Barton) seem to have found a common ground that may help them come together to battle and even greater threat that endangers them all. In this 1on1, Manheim and Donnelly join us to talk about leaving a legacy and the return of Zed and Addison.

Oh Canada, our home and native... dinner. In the new streaming series, SAVOUR THE NORTH, host Jon Montgomery (Amazing Race Canada) takes us into the history of some of Canada's most well-known food brands. From Heinz Ketchup to Bear Paws, each episode tells us the story behind how these iconic labels came to be. In this 1on1, we speak to Montgomery about what food tells us about culture.

Set almost three decades after the release of the rage virus, 28 YEARS LATER imagines a Europe that has been forced to adapt in order to survive their ruthlessly enforced quarantine. As his son Spike turns 12, Jamie (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) believes it’s time for his boy to learn how to hunt the infected and he decides to take him to the interior. However, although their experience goes awry, Spike believes that there’s hope deeper into the forest and he sets out with his mother on a mission to get the help they need. Our review.

Directed by Meelad Moaphi, HIS FATHER'S SON introduces us to Amir (Alireza Shojaei), a young man who is finally beginning to make his way as chef. With creative skill in the kitchen, Amir wants to build his own legacy yet, somehow, he seems a disappointment to his father, Farhad (Gus Tayari). However, after the death of a family friend drops over a million dollars into the lap of his younger brother, Mahyar (Parham Rownaghi), the gift triggers the unleashing of truths and secrets from the past that could destabilize the family at its very core. In this 1on1, we speak to Moaphi about meeting parental expectations and what makes a 'dad'.

Directed by Seth and Peter Scriver, ENDLESS COOKIE is a wild animated documentary that lets the two men tell their own stories in their own way. Seth, now 47, says that Pete, 62, is “one of the best storytellers I know.” So he decided to audio-record Pete’s stories and then animate them.  But, when Seth and Pete realized it was impossible to not have the audio recordings interrupted, they decided to embrace the chaos. In this 1on1, the Scrivers speak to us about their unique style of animation and using improvised audio.

Directed by Dean DeBlois, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON returns to screen with the story of Hiccup, a young viking who doesn't fit in his own village. As the son of the king (Gerard Butler), he is expected to exhibit bravery, brutality and, most importantly, kill dragons to protect his village. But Hiccup believes there's another way and, after forming an impossible friendship with a Nightfury, attempts to chart a new path for his people. In this 1on1, we speak to DeBlois about making the jump to live action and the challenges of listening to the next generation.

Directed by Chris Merola, LEMONADE BLESSING tells the story of John, a young teen thrown into the challenges of a Catholic high school. John lives a life of strict rules but, after he falls for a young woman in his class, his boundaries (and beliefs) will be pushed to the brink. In this 1on1, we speak to Merola about the pressures of religious homes and 'fearing sex'.

Adapted from the mind of Stephen King, THE LIFE OF CHUCK tells the story of Charles 'Chuck' Krantz (Tom Hiddleston), a mild-mannered accountant whose life is ordinary in every way. Except that there's something about this 'ordinary' man's life that is still 'extraodinary', even if no one knows who he is.  In this 1on1, we speak to co-star Matthew Lillard about whether there's an 'art' to life and what it means to 'contain multitudes'.

Directed by Martin Bourboulon, Apple TV+’s new series Careme tells the story of the world’s first ‘celebrity chef’, Antonin Careme (Benjamin Voisin). Although he had humble beginnings, he rose quickly to change the culinary scene during the reign of Napoleon. Focused on achieving celebrity status, Careme’s incredible talent draws the attention of others who believe they can use him as a spy for those who dream of revolution. In this 1on1, we speak to the director about the connection between sex, food and politics and fictionalizing history.

Directed by James L. Freedman, CHARLES GRODIN: REBEL WITH A CAUSE follows the life of the iconic comedian as he rose through the ranks to superstardom. However, Grodin's celebrity status was merely a means to an end for him as his true passion was fighting for the rights of the downtrodden. In this 1on1, we speak to Freedman about what made Grodin great and balancing acting with activism.