ScreenFish
ScreenFish
At ScreenFish, we believe that the truths of God's story can be seen in unexpected places, especially within the world of film and television. We're looking for those connections wherever possible. Welcome to the conversation. Welcome to ScreenFish.
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Episodes
Episode 300: Drops of God's Klaus Zimmerman & Sébastien Pradal tell us what makes wine great television 21.01.2026 4:38
With the release of the second season of DROPS OF GOD, we go behind the scenes with executive producer Klaus Zimmermann and wine consultant Seb Pradal. We explore where the acclaimed Apple TV series came from and why wine carries emotional, cultural, and even spiritual weight. From memory and inheritance to ritual and meaning, this interview uncorks what makes DROPS OF GOD more than a prestige dra...
Episode 304: Percy Jackson Interview | Dior Goodjohn & Daniel Diemer on Fatal Flaws 20.01.2026 6:49
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Dior Goodjohn and Daniel Diemer discuss PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS as the season finale begins streaming tomorrow on Disney+ They reflect on portraying characters shaped by expectations from parents, working alongside established stars and explores their characters’ fatal flaws. The season finale and whole second season of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”...
Episode 298: Seeking Beauty's David: The Spiritual Power of Beauty and Why It Matters 19.01.2026 15:36
What does beauty awaken in the soul? In this ScreenFish conversation, David Henrie reflects on SEEKING BEAUTY and the spiritual weight of beauty in a distracted age. We explore how beauty invites attention, restores wonder, and creates space for meaning beyond utility or performance. From art and faith to presence and perception, this interview considers why beauty still matters — and how learning...
Episode 294: Drops of God's Klaus Zimmerman & Sébastien Pradal tell us what makes wine great television 19.01.2026 4:38
With the release of the second season of DROPS OF GOD, we go behind the scenes with executive producer Klaus Zimmermann and wine consultant Seb Pradal. We explore where the acclaimed Apple TV series came from and why wine carries emotional, cultural, and even spiritual weight. From memory and inheritance to ritual and meaning, this interview uncorks what makes DROPS OF GOD more than a prestige dra...
Episode 303: GLENDORA Director Isabelle Armand on Memory, Place, and Hope | Dances With Films 16.01.2026 11:58
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, we speak with Isabelle Armand about her documentary GLENDORA, which premieres this week at Dances With Films. Armand reflects on falling in love with the Glendora community, the complex bond between place and survival, and how the legacy of Emmett Till shapes collective memory. At its heart, Glendora asks what hope looks like in a town shaped by history, pain, an...
Episode 296: Dad Genes Director Craig Downing on Redefining Family and Unexpected Parenthood 16.01.2026 22:50
What happens when our youth catches up with us In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, DAD GENES director Craig Downing reflects on discovering Aaron Long’s story and being present for a meeting that quickly changed everything. The new documentary explores how a former sperm donor becomes something harder to define—a biological father. As new relationships form and an unconventional household emerges,...
Episode 301: ROCK PAPER SCISSORS' Franz Böhm & Hayder Hoozeer tell us why art is an act of resistance 15.01.2026 20:02
In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, writer/director Franz Böhm and producer Hayder Hoozeer discuss ROCK PAPER SCISSORS, the Academy Awards®–shortlisted Live Action Short Film. They reflect on collaborating with the real-life Ivan, the responsibility of telling his story, and why preserving innocence matters. Our conversation explores art as an act of resistance, the moral imagination behind the fil...
Episode 297: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple's Nia DaCosta Breaks Down Identity, Cults, and Finding Hope After the Collapse 14.01.2026 6:06
In this ScreenFish podcast interview, Nia DaCosta breaks down the creative challenges of directing 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple , the middle chapter of the iconic franchise. She reflects on collaborating with Danny Boyle and Alex Garland , crafting character arcs that bridge past and future, and staging the film’s unforgettable musical sequence. In this 1on1, DaCosta also explores themes of ide...
Episode 302: Zoe's Emanuela Galliussi & Dean Ronalds tell us why their film is built upon joy 14.01.2026 16:42
Premiering at Dances With Films NYC, ZOE is a bold, offbeat comedy written by and starring Emanuela Galliussi, and co-directed by Dean Ronalds. Originating from a deeply personal place, the film explores what makes Zoe truly one of a kind — and what Galliussi discovered about herself through its creation. As Zoe wrestles with fear, independence, and emotional control, the story probes the tension...
Episode 295: Inside Sleepwalker: Beverly D’Angelo on Canadian Inspiration and Haunting Stories 12.01.2026 11:41
What draws an actor to a story about grief, memory, and the ghosts we carry? In this ScreenFish 1on1 interview, Beverly D’Angelo reflects on what excited her to join SLEEPWALKER, her deep emotional connection to Gloria, and the joy of working with Hayden Panettiere. She also speaks warmly about her love for Canada and how it sparked her creative imagination. Together, we explore the film’s hauntin...
Episode 293: The Mother and the Bear's Jonathan Kim talks about family, food and Winnipeg 09.01.2026 10:14
In this in-depth interview, Jonathan Kim discusses bringing Min to life in THE MOTHER AND THE BEAR, a quietly powerful and funny film about family, identity, and cultural memory. Kim shares what first drew him to the project, how he emotionally connected with Min, and why the tension between parents and children feels so universal. In this 1on1, we explore preserving culture while moving forward,...
Episode 292: Wild Cards' Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti tell us why we should never hustle a hustler 08.01.2026 11:48
In this exclusive WILD CARDS Season 3 interview, stars Vanessa Morgan and Giacomo Gianniotti discuss returning to the hit CBC crime drama and the evolving partnership between Max Mitchell and Ellis. They share what excites them most about Season 3, unpack why their dynamic works, and explore Max’s role on the force. The conversation dives into themes like trust, power, and the idea of “never hustl...
Episode 291: Allegiance's Supinder Wraich shares what her show tells Canadians about ourselves 07.01.2026 14:37
As ALLEGIANCE Season 3 arrives on CBC, star Supinder Wraich joins us to discuss what sets the series apart from other crime dramas. In this in-depth interview, Wraich reflects on Sabrina Sohal’s evolution, the risks of trust on the beat, and the emotional toll of policing. We explore the show’s grounded storytelling, its connection to real-world cases, and the tension between justice and grace for...
Episode 290: Homegrown's Michael Premo takes us into the fray of January 6th 06.01.2026 13:04
In this candid interview, documentary filmmaker Michael Premo reflects on his immersive experience making HOMEGROWN, a documentary that follows members of the Proud Boys in the lead-up to and aftermath of January 6th. Premo discusses what surprised him most after spending extended time with the Proud Boys, including moments of unexpected self-awareness and internal contradiction. The interview als...
Episode 289: Saint-Pierre's Josephine Jobert & Allan Hawco talk about life undercover 05.01.2026 16:00
In this interview, Allan Hawco and Josephine Jobert discuss the emotional and thematic direction of CBC's hit procedural, SAINT-PIERRE, as it returns for its second season. Filmed on location, the series continues to explore identity, trust, and the cost of living undercover. Hawco and Jobert reflect on the community’s response to production, the evolution of Fitz and Arch’s relationship, and the...
Episode 286: We Bury the Dead's Daisy Ridley tells us about dignity for the zombie horde 02.01.2026 3:53
Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she c...
Episode 288: We Bury the Dead's Brenton Thwaites tells us why his character wants a cuddle 30.12.2025 4:33
Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she c...
Episode 287: We Bury the Dead's Zak Hilditch talks making peace in unchangeable situations 29.12.2025 4:40
Written and directed by Zak Hilditch, WE BURY THE DEAD takes place in a world where a military accident results in a catastrophic accident. After her husband disappears in the carnage, a terrified Ava (Daisy Ridley) joins a 'body retrieval unit' in the hopes of finding him alive. However, after the corpses start showing signs of life, Ava must survive the new horrors that stand in her way as she c...
Episode 281: Pluribus' Rhea Seehorn talks about the joy of 'surprise' 26.12.2025 6:10
Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone. There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join f...
Episode 285: Breaking Idols' Tiffany Hsiung tells us why we protect fallen stars 23.12.2025 21:45
Directed by Tiffany Hsiang, the documentary BREAKING IDOL gives voice to Jessica Baker, one of the women who came forward regarding their sexual assault at the hands of Hedley frontman, Jacob Hoggard. However, when the 'Hedley Army' of fans rally in support of their favourite musician, Jessica finds herself in the crosshairs of a battle that she did not expect as her claims are questioned for the...
Episode 284: Code 3's Aimee Carrero tells us why EMTs are unsung heroes 23.12.2025 17:17
Directed by Christopher Leone, Code 3 tells the story of Randy (Rainn Wilson), a veteran paramedic who has been broken by the stresses of his job. Working with his best friend, Mike (Lil Rel Howery), Randy forces himself to resign after his next 24-hour shift. However, as he trains his replacement, Jessica (Aimee Carrero), they find themselves locked into another shift fueled by tough patients and...
Episode 283: SF Radio 12.07 Christmas Classics (and Festive Fakes) 21.12.2025 1:06:57
What defines a 'Christmas movie'? For some films, they're easy to tell! But, for others, the line feels far more murky. Yet, every holiday season, we flock to our favourites that we believe symbolizes the season. But are they REALLY worthy of the title of 'Christmas movie'? This week, Heather Johnson returns to delve into the heart of holiday films, trying to figure out what defines them and which...
Episode 282: Pluribus' Vince Gilligan, Gordon Smith and Alison Tatlock explore happiness 19.12.2025 6:35
Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone. There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join f...
Episode 280: Pluribus' Karolina Wydra & Carlos Manuel Vesga talk about putting the world right 17.12.2025 6:04
Created by Vince Gilligan, PLURIBUS imagines a world that has been taken over by... kindness. After an alien outbreak leads to a global pandemic, humanity fall into a sense of communal bliss. Well... not everyone. There are still a small number of humans -- like Carol -- who are immune to this submissive bliss. Now, Carol and the smallest fraction of the human race must decide if they will join f...
Episode 279: Saints and Warriors' Patrick Shannon tells us what winning does for his community 17.12.2025 15:48
Directed by Patrick Shannon, Saints and Warriors takes the view to the Indigenous Nation of Haida Gwaii on the northwest coast of Canada. It's here in this remote community that the Skidigate Saints have dominated the All Native basketball tournament for the past decade. However, their legacy is in peril at the hands of the Burnaby Warriors and the Saints must work hard to continue to lead their t...
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