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Episode 458: Olivia Cooke Interview | SLOW HORSES: Sid’s Return, Grief & Coming Back to a Life That Moved On (opens the original)
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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview , Olivia Cooke discusses her long-awaited return as Sid Baker in SLOW HORSES and what it means to revisit the character years later. Cooke reflects on how she and Sid have changed, whether Sid still wants to be a spy, and the contrast with playing Alicent in HOUSE OF THE DRAGON . She also explores Sid’s unusual experience of grief: returning alive only to discover that the life and relationships she once knew have moved on without her. S6 of SLOW HORSES began st
Episode 457: TIFF '26: Lacey Schwartz Delgado Interview | RE/PAIR: Honest Conversation, Healing & Finding Repair (opens the original)
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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Lacey Schwartz Delgado discusses RE/PAIR and the personal experiences that shaped the film. Reflecting on growing up between Black and Jewish communities, she explores the challenge of creating space for honest conversation in a world where everyone wants to be heard. Delgado also examines the difference between consensus and repair, what genuine healing requires, and how our conversations change when they move from online spaces to face-to-face encoun
Episode 456: Michael Del Monte Interview | FIGHT KID: Fathers, Sons & Bringing Documentary Truth to Fiction (opens the original)
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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, director Michael Del Monte discusses FIGHT KID, making its debut at TIFF ’26. Del Monte explores the film’s use of real families and real fights to bring authenticity to its story, and wrestles with the complicated question of whether the father at its centre truly loves his son. He also reflects on his transition from documentary filmmaking to scripted storytelling and how his documentary instincts influenced the way he approached his first narrative feature.
Episode 454: TIFF26 Raj Dhesi Interview | STRONG SON: Toxic Manhood & What It Really Means to Be Strong (opens the original)
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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, Raj Dhesi (formerly known as WWE Champion Jinder Mahal), discusses playing Nav in STRONG SON, premiering at TIFF ’26. Dhesi explores what Nav brings to Harvey’s journey and the training advice he offered co-star Mandeep Sodhi. Drawing on his wrestling career, he also reflects on whether competitive tension still exists inside the WWE locker room. Finally, Dhesi considers the film’s central question: what does it really mean for someone to be strong? STRONG SON
Episode 453: Dan Jones Interview | THE UPRISING: Historical Truth, the Ploughman & When to Fight Back (opens the original)
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In this ScreenFish 1on1 Interview, historian Dan Jones discusses THE UPRISING and the history behind the film. Jones examines its historical accuracy and explores what we actually know about the mysterious figure known as the Ploughman. He also unpacks the tension at the heart of taking the “righteous road”: how people living through injustice determine when restraint is necessary and when resistance becomes essential, and what history can teach us about the difficult line between standing back
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