This interview is with Samantha MacAdam, the director behind the Amber Riley-led rom-com, ‘Savvy Sheldon Feels Good as Hell’.

The film follows Savvy, a woman coming to terms with her love life, her career, and most importantly, herself. As she rediscovers her passion for cooking and enlists Isaiah to help her revamp her kitchen, Savvy finally feels attuned to what she wants and finds the boldness within herself to follow her aspirations.

In this conversation with Samantha, you’ll learn more about how the director approached the making of a rom-com set during the holidays without it being holiday-centric, the letter that led Amber Riley to get on board, and the importance of capturing empowering female friendships in a love story like this.

This interview is with director Justin Wu and actress Roan Curtis. The duo recently collaborated in ‘Sidelined 2: Intercepted’, the sequel to Tubi’s hit rom-com, ‘Sidelined: The QB and Me’.

After the first film explored the enemies-to-lovers romance between Dallas and Drayton during their senior year of high school, its anticipated follow-up will focus on how the couple tries to make their relationship work while in college. Dallas is pursuing her dance aspirations while Drayton tries to stand out on the football field. Yet, as their busy schedules clash and new people come into their lives, the main characters must figure out whether they are meant to be together or if they should move on.

In this conversation with Justin and Roan, you’ll learn more about how the director approached this new chapter in Drayton and Dallas’ relationship on screen, as well as understand more about how Roan made her character, Charlotte, three-dimensional as opposed to the typical alternate love interest barging into the main couple’s love story.

This interview is with Rob Grant, the writer and director of 'This Too Shall Pass', a coming-of-age film currently playing in select Canadian theatres and on VOD. This Too Shall Pass follows Simon, a teenager from a Mormon household, who decides to go on a trip to Ottawa with his friends in the hopes of getting the girl. While there, Simon and his crew get into several adventures and learn more about themselves in the process.

In this conversation, you’ll learn more about what drew Rob to write and direct a coming-of-age film after mostly doing horror projects, why Simon’s urge to live like the movies is something that he relates to, as well as the ‘80s references that make the film so nostalgic.