Set in the near future, Civil War depicts America as a nation divided within between two factions. Under the influence of a dictator president (Nick Offerman) in the midst of his third term, the country has reached a boiling point. With rebel factions descending upon the White House, Lee (Kirsten Dunst) and her team of military-embedded journalists race against the clock in order to reach the Capital with the hope of chronicling the historic events that are about to unfold. In this 1on1, we participate in a special roundtable discussion with Garland to discuss the film's political ambiguity, the strength of Kirsten Dunst and the evolution of the story.

Wrestlemania is back and bigger than ever! With the popularity of WWE reaching heights it hasn't seen in two decades, the culmination seems to bee this weekend as Cody Rhodes attempts to take down Universal Champion Roman Reigns and the Final Boss himself, Dwayne Johnson. But is that possible? This week, Kirk Haviland and Dave Voigt return to the ring to wrestle with the Rock's return and whether or not Cody Rhodes can finish the story.

Directed by Alexandre Philippe, William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill is an intimate portrayal (maybe) of Shatner’s life and career. Having been a performer for over 70 years, Shatner’s career has boldly gone from space (Star Trek) to the streets (T.J. Hooker) and here, he’s invited to share the insight and wisdom that make him one of the more unique in Hollywood today. In this 1on1, we speak to Philippe about the definition of 'Shatner-ian', taking down our masks and experiencing wonder.

In COLD ROAD, Tracy (Rosanne Supernault) is an Indigenous woman who gets the call that her mother is near death. Out of concern for her family, she and her dog immediately get in the car and head north on the frozen remote highway home. Along the way, Tracy finds herself hunted by a mysterious stranger in a semi-truck who seems determined to derail her journey, leaving her no choice but to fight for her life. In this 1on1, we speak to Supernault about finding safe spaces, the sacrifices that she made for the role and working with her canine co-star.

Created by Michael Tobin, TVO's new series, NEW WORLD BEAT, steps into the heart of Toronto's energetic music scene. Blending performances and intimate conversations, the show taps into the heart of the city by elevating the artists and let them share more than just their music. In this 1on1, we speak to Tobin about Toronto's unique musical voice, creating safe spaces and offering more than our art.

In TRANSITION, Australian filmmaker and journalist Jordan Bryon gives the world an entirely different view of the Taliban regime during the fall of Afghanistan. Having gained incredible access to a Taliban unit, Bryon and his videographer, Teddy, give an authentic view of life under their oppressive regime. However, at the same time, Bryon’s journey with the military also coincides with his own physical transformation as a trans man. Out of concern for their lives, Bryon conceals his physiology in order to be accepted as a man, all the while struggling with the unique moral and ethical dilemma of his situation. As he gains more freedom during his transition, Bryon’s film also grapples with the oppression of women who attempt to find freedom themselves under the Taliban regime. In this 1on1, we speak to Bryon and co-director Monica Villamizar about living amongst the Taliban and being 'seen how you feel'.

Set in the late 1970s, BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE follows Bob Marley (Kingsley Ben-Adir) as he attempts to help his home country of Jamaica during a time of political division. With the develop of Smile Jamaica, a free concert with an emphasis on unity, Marley hoped to inspire his nation to come together. However, after things go horribly wrong, Marley and his wife, Rita (Lashana Lynch) flee to England, where they would create his most famous project, Exodus. In this 1on1, we speak to Lynch about the 'queenliness' of Rita Marley, sacrificing ourselves for the mission and spiritual moments on the set.BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE is now available to buy or rent on digital home entertainment platforms.

At long last, it's time for the X-Men to fight for us all! Picking up almost right after the events of the series finale, X-MEN '97 (formerly X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES) brings back its unique blend of superhero mayhem and serious topics. In this 1on1, we speak to returning star Lenore Zann (X-MEN '97, THE MADONES) about going 'Rogue' again, the legacy of X-MEN and fighting for justice.

Directed and starring Cody Lightning, HEY VIKTOR! is a mockumentary about one man's last grasp at greatness. As the child star of SMOKE SIGNALS, Lightning has never been able to translate his early success into adulthood acting glory. Now in his 30s, Lightning decides that the only course of action is to reconnect with his friends and recreate his childhood success with the creation of SMOKE SIGNALS 2. In this 1on1, we speak to Lightning about the line between myth and man, getting the band back together and leaving a legacy.

Written and directed by Carolina Markowicz, TOLL tells the story of Suellen (Maeve Jinkings), a toll booth attendant, who is struggling with her teenage son's sexuality. When she hears of a local gay conversion workshop, she believes that it's the best way to have him 'fixed' yet cannot afford the cost. However, when she realizes that her role at the toll booth can aid a gang of thieves, she convinces herself that the financial help is more important than the compromises she would be forced to make. But, her decision to cross the line threatens more than she expects. In this 1on1, we speak to Jinkings about working with Carolina Markowicz, the tension between religion and judgment & stepping into the role of the villain.

Directed by James Hawes, ONE LIFE tells the story of Nicholas Winton (Johnny Flynn), a young London stock broker whose life is changed upon a trip to Prague in December 1938. With the Nazis wreaking havoc in Europe, Winton is stunned to see the lives of countless children who have been cast aside to the streets. Working with a team of friends, Winton decides works tirelessly to help these refugee children to emigrate to England. Even so, 50 years later, Winton (Hopkins) still is burdened by those he could not help and he seeks to get their story told. In this 1on1, we speak to Hawes about the power of the Nicholas Winton, being extraordinarily ordinary and working with Anthony Hopkins.

Written and directed by James A. Woods & Nicolas Wright, FRENCH GIRL tells the story of Gordon (Zach Braff), a man who has finally found the love of his life in Sophie (Evelyne Brochu). Gordon is ready to finally pop the question when Sophie is invited to apply for a big job opportunity in her home town. Determined to keep their love alive, Gordon follows Sophie to Quebec to meet her hard-to-impress French-speaking family. But things go from bad to worse when he realizes that Sophie's new potential boss is actually her long-lost ex, sending Gordon into an emotional tailspin. In this 1on1, we speak to Woods & Wright about bringing Quebec to the big screen and fighting with our families.

Directed by Jeremy Lalonde, DANIEL'S GOTTA DIE tells the story of Daniel Powell (Joel David Moore), a man who has just inherited has dying father's massive fortune. There's just one catch: Daniel can keep the money for himself or he can spend the weekend with his estranged brother and sisters in an effort to rekindle their family. So, of course, Daniel chooses for the weekend of family fun. But Daniel's endless positivity drives his siblings to do the unthinkable: kill their brother and take the cash for themselves. In this 1on1, we speak to Lalonde about working with Bob Saget, family drama and the toxicity of money.

Directed by Phil Allocco, 5LBS OF PRESSURE tells the story of Adam (Luke Evans), an ex-con who has finally finished his parole and returns to his old neighbourhood. Having served 16 years in prison, Adam’s greatest wish is to seek forgiveness and reconcile with his ex-wife and the son who grew up without ever knowing his father. Meanwhile, Mike (Rory Culkin) is a young drug dealer who has grown tired of working for his uncle (Alex Pettyfer). Looking ahead to the future, he desperately wants to find a way out from under his uncle’s thumb and escape to a new life. As Adam and Mike’s stories converge, both men find themselves on a path to redemption, unless violence stands in their way.In this 1on1, we speak to Culkin about whether he believes Mike is a 'good man' and breaking the cycle of violence.

Skadoosh! Directed by Mike Mitchell, KUNG FU PANDA 4 sees the return of Po (Jack Black) as he has embraced the role of Dragon Warrior. But things change when Master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) tells him that his new mission is to choose his successor. Then, as a new villain threatens the valley, Po must team with a rambunctious fox in order to prevent them from destroying the world. In this 1on1, we talk to Mitchell about Po's new journey, the power of mentors and the future of the franchise.

Written and directed by Cord Jefferson, AMERICAN FICTION tells the story of Thelonious "Monk" Ellison, a highly intelligent, African-American upper class novelist-professor that has been told that his books aren't 'Black enough' to make money. Frustrated by the state of the industry, he writes his new book under a false name and plays into stereotypes, finding success where he wishes he wouldn't. This week, Chris Utley and Seun Olowo-Ake enter the chat to discuss how to tell authentic stories about race.

Directed by Rachel Ramsay and James Erskine, COPA 71 transports the viewer back to August of 1971 as teams of women from England, Argentina, Mexico, France, Denmark and Italy descend upon Mexico City for the very first (unofficial) Women's World Cup. Despite 100,000 roaring fans in the stands, this ground-breaking tournament has been largely lost to the history books. Now, COPA 71 seeks to bring the courageous stories of these women to light once again. In this 1on1, we speak to Ramsay about reviving history, women's sports as a political act and the fear of FIFA.

Directed by Linsey Stewart and Dane Clark, SUZE tells the story of 'Suze' (Michaela Watkins), a woman struggling with 'empty nest' syndrome as her daughter goes off to college. As Suze attempts to make a new life, she inadvertently becomes the doting mother figure to her daughter's ex-boyfriend, Gage (Charlie Gillespie), even though she never approved of him during their relationship. In this 1on1, we speak to Watkins about struggling to change and 'who's your Suze'?

Directed by Phil Allocco, 5LBS OF PRESSURE tells the story of Adam (Luke Evans), an ex-con who has finally finished his parole and returns to his old neighbourhood. Having served 16 years in prison, Adam’s greatest wish is to seek forgiveness and reconcile with his ex-wife and the son who grew up without ever knowing his father. Meanwhile, Mike (Rory Culkin) is a young drug dealer who has grown tired of working for his uncle (Alex Pettyfer). Looking ahead to the future, he desperately wants to find a way out from under his uncle’s thumb and escape to a new life. As Adam and Mike’s stories converge, both men find themselves on a path to redemption, unless violence stands in their way. In this 1on1, we speak to Alloco about casting Luke Evans, breaking the cycle of violence & what it means to get a second chance.

Skadoosh! Directed by Mike Mitchell, KUNG FU PANDA 4 sees the return of Po (Jack Black) as he has embraced the role of Dragon Warrior. But things change when Master Shifu (Dustin Hoffman) tells him that his new mission is to choose his successor. Then, as a new villain threatens the valley, Po must team with a rambunctious fox in order to prevent them from destroying the world. In this 1on1, we talk to Mitchell about Po's new journey, the power of mentors and the future of the franchise.