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Episode 364: Bruce Miller & Warren Littlefield | The Testaments: Perspective, Agnes vs Daisy & Expanding Gilead

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, executive producers Bruce Miller and Warren Littlefield discuss THE TESTAMENTS and how it differs from The Handmaid’s Tale. They explore the importance of perspective, contrasting Agnes, who grew up inside Gilead, with Daisy, who comes from outside. Bruce and Warren reflect on why holding that tension between insiders and outsiders was essential to the story, and how it shapes the narrative, deepens character development, and offers fresh insight into the world and its social dynamics.THE TESTAMENTS begins streaming exclusively on Hulu & Disney+ on Wednesday, April 8th, 2026.

Episode 363: Corine Meijers Interview | Lacuna & Lesbian Simulator: VR, Memory & Queer Representation

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Corine Meijers, producer at Studio Biarritz, discusses the immersive VR projects LACUNA and LESBIAN SIMULATOR. She reflects on how LACUNA serves as both a remembrance project and a meditation on how memory—or its absence—shapes identity, while LESBIAN SIMULATOR highlights societal blind spots around lesbian and queer acceptance. Corine also explores how VR immersiveness reshapes understanding of the world and the creative challenges of recreating a universe shaped by lost memories.Studio Biarritz was featured at SXSW 2026.

Episode 362: Sean Cisterna | Silver Screamers: How the Documentary Gave Life to the Elderly

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Sean Cisterna, director of SILVER SCREAMERS, discusses giving life and visibility to elderly individuals within a genre often centered on death. He reflects on the creative and emotional challenges of telling these stories and how the documentary profoundly changed his perspective on aging, legacy, and humanity. Sean also shares insights into the impact the film has on both its subjects and viewers, highlighting the dignity, humor, and resilience of the elderly community.SILVER SCREAMERS is playing at Hot Docs Cinema on Friday, April 3rd, 2026.

Episode 361: Nat Boltt Interview | Holy Days: Stop-Motion, Grief Through a Child’s Eyes & Joyful Storytelling

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Nat Boltt, director of HOLY DAYS, discusses the creative process behind the film’s stop-motion animation and how it brings the story to life. He reflects on exploring grief through the eyes of a child and framing death as a miracle, creating a narrative that is both tender and profound. Nat also shares his thoughts on the importance of joyful films, and how balancing sorrow and joy can offer audiences hope, reflection, and emotional resonance.HOLY DAYS is available in theatres now.

Episode 360: Gabriel Mascaro Interview | The Blue Trail: Dreaming Later in Life & Dystopia Meets Coming of Age

In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Gabriel Mascaro, director of THE BLUE TRAIL, discusses the themes and vision behind the film. He reflects on the idea of learning to dream later in life and how the story explores personal growth and transformation. Gabriel also talks about the film’s unique blend of dystopia and coming-of-age elements, examining how these contrasting genres intersect to create a narrative that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.THE BLUE TRAIL is in theatres on April 3rd, 2026.