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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Meriem Sakrouhi discusses MON TAXI, reflecting on her relationship with her father even after his passing and how it shaped the film’s emotional core. She explores the theme of keeping love alive across space and time, examining how memory, connection, and storytelling preserve bonds. Meriem also shares what she hopes audiences learn about her father, highlighting the enduring impact of familial love, personal legacy, and the universal power of remembering those we’ve lost.

MON TAXI premiered at Tribeca '26 on June 7th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Darlene Naponse discusses AKI, reflecting on the process of developing the film and whether it required her to slow down personally in order to tell the story truthfully. She explores what drew her to the project, the beauty found in everyday life, and the deep relationship between culture and nature. Darlene also considers what we learn about ourselves and the world when we slow down and pay closer attention.

AKI is available in theatres on June 30th with some earlier screenings taking place on June 9th and 11th.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Joseph Cross, who plays Bruce in AFFECTION, reflects on whether his character can truly be considered a good man and the moral complexities that define him. He discusses collaborating with Jessica Rothe and how their on-screen chemistry informs the story. Joseph also explores the relationship between fear and grief, examining how vulnerability, loss, and emotional tension shape Bruce’s journey and deepen the narrative’s emotional resonance.

AFFECTION is available on VOD/Digital on Tuesday, June 9th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Samara Weaving, who plays Caroline in CAROLINA CAROLINE, reflects on the qualities she admires most about her character and what makes her compelling. She explores the moral complexity of the story, considering where the line falls between good people doing bad things and bad people doing good. Samara also discusses the cost of freedom and how Caroline’s choices illuminate the sacrifices, consequences, and personal growth that define the narrative.

CAROLINA CAROLINE is in theatres on June 5th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Charity Schubert and director Michael Cusumano, star and filmmaker behind LAST MINUTE, discuss the challenges of authentically recreating the 1980s and bringing the era to life on screen. They reflect on working with young Espyn Doughty and the care required to guide child performances. The conversation also explores the often-unspoken heroism of motherhood, highlighting resilience, emotional labor, and quiet strength that informs the story’s heart and characters.

LAST MINUTE is playing at Tribeca 2026 on June 6th, 2026. For more information, check out tribecafilm.com

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Ashley Ganger, who plays Simi in CALORIE, reflects on the romantic glow of India and how the setting enhances the film’s narrative. She also explores engaging with the legacy of Flight 182 and the emotional weight it brings to the story. Ashley discusses the power of shame and its role in character development, examining how personal and societal pressures shape choices, relationships, and the overall emotional depth of the film.

CALORIE is streaming on Hollywood Suite now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Marc Bendavid, who plays Ian in BEST BOY, reflects on what Lawrence truly wants and the emotional needs driving the film’s relationships. He discusses what director Jesse Noah Klein brings to a set, both creatively and personally, and how collaboration shapes performance. Marc also explores the universal desire for validation from family, examining how approval, expectation, and identity influence the characters and the emotional heart of the story.

BEST BOY is in theatres now.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Will Angus (Davis Beau Barrett Bradley III), Jack Martin (Josh Teitelbaum), and Nicholas Duvernay (Kel Washington), stars of NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK, discuss the sitcoms that shaped them growing up and how those influences informed their performances. They reflect on collaborating with Mindy Kaling, what their characters are truly searching for, and whether balancing career ambitions with a love life has become harder in the modern age, blending humor with heartfelt insight.

The first three episodes of NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK is available on Hulu on Disney+ on June 2nd, 2026 with new episodes weekly afterwards.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Anthony Maras discusses PRESSURE and why he chose to explore World War II through the eyes of meteorologists, revealing an overlooked perspective on history. He reflects on the film’s vision of heroism, examining how quiet acts of courage and unseen decisions can shape the course of global events. Anthony also explores what a “new kind of heroism” looks like, and why stories of service beyond the battlefield still matter today.

PRESSURE is available in theatres on Friday, May 29th, 2026.

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Theresia Kappianaq and Leah Panimera, stars of UIKSARINGITARA (WRONG HUSBAND), reflect on their historic Canadian Screen Award nominations as the first performers from an all-Inuktitut-language film to receive acting recognition. They discuss what went through their minds when they heard the news, the experience of premiering the film at TIFF, and the tension between breaking tradition and honoring it through storytelling, identity, and cultural representation.

UIKSARINGITARA (WRONG HUSBAND) premiered at TIFF '25 and is nominated for four Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Lead Performance in a Drama Film for Theresia Kappianaq and Best Supporting Performance in a Drama Film for Leah Panimera.

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