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  • Episode 130: Clear Cut's Brian Skiba talks about 'making things right'

    Directed by Brian Skiba, CLEAR CUT follows Jack, a man who wants to start over by taking a dangerous job in the logging community in the Pacific Northwest. But you can't outrun the past. And suddenly, he comes across a band of ruthless criminals from his past who are determined to kill him before he can escape. In this 1on1, we speak to Skiba about the dangers of the logging industry and what it takes to 'make things right'.

    11 min
  • Episode 129: Widow Clicquot's Haley Bennett & Thomas Napper talk about the strength of Madame Clicquot

    Directed by Thomas Napper, WIDOW CLICQUOT follows Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin Clicquot (Haley Bennett) as she grieves the loss of her beloved husband. Having been left the family’s fledgling wine business in his will, Clicquot finds herself under pressure to relinquish the land to male buyers. But she refuses to sell, beginning a journey that will change the shape of the wine industry as she leads the company through political and financial upheaval. In this 1on1, we speak to Bennett and Napper about the complexities of winemaking & the legacy of Barbe-Nicole Clicquot.

    13 min
  • Episode 128: THE DEAD DON'T HURT's Viggo Mortensen talks about fighting for the feminine West

    Written, directed and starring Viggo Mortensen, THE DEAD DON'T HURT tells the story of Vivienne Le Coudy (Vicky Krieps), an independent woman who falls in love with Danish immigrant, Holger Olsen (Mortensen). Set during the outbreak of the Civil War, their relationship is torn apart when Olsen decides to fight on behalf of the Union. Suddenly left on her own in a world of male toxicity and violence, Vivienne is forced to stand tall and fight for her family on her own.  In this 1on1, we speak to Mortensen about his western with a feminine twist and the power of collaboration.

    13 min
  • Episode 127: Great White North's P.J. Naworynski talks Canadian shark-infested waters

    Shark Week comes to Canada?! In recent years, the Canadian East Coast has found themselves in the crosshairs of a massive shark migration, suggesting that this may be one of the largest hosting grounds for them in the world. In GREAT WHITE NORTH, director PJ Naworynski and his team take a deep dive into this surprising development as they attempt to gather information on this new feasting ground for Great Whites. In this 1on1, we speak to Naworynski about filming 17 ft Great Whites and feeling small.

    32 min
  • Episode 126: Fly Me to the Moon's Jim Rash talks about

    Set in 1969, the new romcom FLY ME TO THE MOON tells the story of Cole (Channing Tatum), NASA's launch director who works hard to ensure the safety of his men. However, with Russia advancing in the space race , the government hires Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson), a marketing maven, in the hopes of garnering public support. As the two grow closer, Kelly soon finds herself challenged with a new task: creating a backup in case the lunar landing doesn't work. In this 1on1, we speak to co-star Jim Rash about the importance of the space race, LGBTQ representation in 1969 and 'sad stories' as inspiration for change.

    16 min
  • Episode 125: The Great Salish Heist's Harold Joe talks about stealing back your story

    In THE GREAT SALISH HEIST, Steve Joe is an archaeologist for the Moquahat people who is convinced that his people's struggles are a direct result of the displacement of sacred artifacts. Determined to make things right, Steve assembles a rebellious crew from the Rez who plan on breaking into the museum in order to retrieve what rightfully belongs to their people. In this 1on1, we speak to producer/star Harold Joe about reclaiming history and when 'the wrong thing becomes the right thing'.


    11 min
  • Episode 123: A Hundred Lies' Dana Abraham talks the Toronto Music Scene

    Written by and starring Dana Abraham, A HUNDRED LIES tells the story of Ricky (Rob Raco), a once-popular artist in Toronto’s music scene who believes that it might finally be time for his big break. With his best friend, Damian (Abraham) serving as his manager, Ricky gets connected with an underground producer who believes his star is on the rise. But, as he fights to make it in the business, Damian’s personal demons begin to reappear in the high-pressure music business. In this 1on1, we speak to Abraham about the Toronto Music Scene and whether or not 'pain is relative'.


    15 min
  • Episode 122: Blackwater Lane's Jeff Celentano talks about creating the perfect thriller

    Directed by Jeff Celentano, BLACKWATER LANE is a harrowing ghost story with many twists and turns. After moving into their stunning new home, Cass witnesses a terrible tragedy on a lonely, country road. Traumatized by the experience, Cass is soon haunted by a ghostly presence that calls her mind into question. As things continue to get worse, Cass must battle her own mental health as she fights to piece together the mystery of what's happened (and what's happening to her). In this 1on1, we speak to Celentano about what makes a great thriller and which ghosts are the most terrifying to him.

    12 min

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