When the world insists that satisfaction only lies in romance, something is broken. While it’s true that romantic relationships can be exciting and life-giving, there’s little doubt that the pressure to ‘find love’ is everywhere. But is that really necessary to live a full and meaningful life? In her latest comedy Spinster, director Andrea Dorfman explores… [Read More]
Rocking Against Racism: 1on1 with Rubika Shah (WHITE RIOT)
It really should not be a surprise that there’s a strong connection between music and the battle against racial injustice. From doo wop to folk music to rap music, it seems that youth often look to their most popular artists to become the modern-day prophets for their generation. But 70s punk music? I admit that… [Read More]
What’s the Deal With 2020? Hamilton, Cancel Culture & Legacy
2020 is nuts. Pandemic. Polarization. Social upheaval. The election. We try to put our arms around where the year is and where it might head next, seeking how we might respond from a Christian perspective. Everyone is talking Hamilton (again). We discuss this cultural juggernaut in terms of its artistic value, how it relates to… [Read More]
Sacrifice in the Sand: 1on1 with Rod Lurie (THE OUTPOST)
War is hell. Though that may sound cliché in, there’s no question that any war requires incredible sacrifice that can be difficult to understand for those who have never been involved in the military. Still, over the years, this has not stopped filmmakers from attempting to bring the intensity and tragedy of war to life… [Read More]
Refracting Truth: 1on1 with Atom Egoyan (GUEST OF HONOUR)
Atom Egoyan does not make life easy for the characters in his films. Known for such powerful and entracing films as The Sweet Hereafter, Exotica, and Chloe, the iconic director always creates characters who are caught up in complex relationships that challenge the viewer’s assumptions. His latest film, Guest of Honour, continues this trend by building around what appears… [Read More]
Battle of the Soul: 1on1 with Aaron Schneider (GREYHOUND)
You simply don’t ignore a phone call from Tom Hanks. As the director of the latest WWII epic, Greyhound, Aaron Schneider was thrilled to have the opportunity to work with Tom Hanks in bringing the story to life. Featuring a screenplay written by Hanks himself, Greyhound transports the viewer back to February 1942 and follows the journey of… [Read More]
Sipping from the Cup of Life: 1on1 with Sean Cisterna (FROM THE VINE)
In his latest film, From the Vine, director Sean Cisterna (Kiss and Cry) shows that, like a glass of fine wine, it can be refreshing to go home again. From The Vine tells the story of downtrodden CEO Marco Gentile (Joe Pantoliano), a man experiencing a moral crisis. Burned out and broken, Marco finds himself lost in… [Read More]
Films in Full Colour #4 – MOONLIGHT
We, at ScreenFish, believe that we are all created in God’s image and want to show our support where we can to those in the Black Community who continue to battle against systemic racism. While our team strives for diversity, we can always do better ourselves in giving voice to those who need the chance… [Read More]
BLM Unpacked; RTJ4, Last of Us 2, Christians & R-Rated Media
Picking up from our last episode, we revisit Black Lives Matter, unpacking it as a value statement vs. a political statement, how the situation has developed over the past few weeks with defund the police movements and the death of Rayshard Brooks, and the potential dangers of “woke anti-racism” as a secular religion (a la… [Read More]
Films in Full Colour #3: WAVES
We, at ScreenFish, believe that we are all created in God’s image and want to show our support where we can to those in the Black Community who continue to battle against systemic racism. While our team strives for diversity, we can always do better ourselves in giving voice to those who need the chance… [Read More]
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