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Interview by Paul Salfen The AMFM Interview: Magda Apanowicz - Volition By Paul Salfen For Canadian actress Magda Apanowicz, life is as strange for her as it is for everyone else right now. While stuck at home during quarantine, there’s no daily shuffle to sets, working on lines, or auditions. So when asked what she’s

Interview by Paul Salfen Even by sci-fi standards, 2020 has been very strange. The most creative mind probably wouldn’t have come up with what’s going on in the current state of the world. And, of course, in the realm of film, we can’t even see any of the films we wanted to on the big

Interview by Christine Thompson Selfie Dad is will be released June 19th to a wide audience online, and we had the chance to speak with the lead actor, Michal Jr., who portrays a man torn between his dreams and his family.  A faith-based comedy, Selfie Dad joins the pantheon of films produced for a Christian

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Interview by Paul Salfen It’s not often that Stephen McHattie becomes available for interviews, so when the beloved character actor opens up, it’s worth immediately taking. The diverse actor that is often described as “brooding” or “gruff” is most notable for his roles in "Watchmen," "The Fountain," and "Pontypool" and continues to delight genre fans

Interview by Paul Salfen SYNOPSIS: "Hightown" follows one woman's journey to sobriety, overshadowed by a murder. Jackie Quiñones, a hard-partying townie and lesbian (and agent in the National Marine Fisheries Service) discovers a body on the beach, and becomes convinced it's up to her to solve the case. She's immediately at odds with Sergeant Ray

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Interview By Paul Salfen For British-born actress Hermione Corfield, this is a strange time to break out. After appearing in smaller parts in massive films like Star Wars: The Last Jedi, xXx: Return of Xander Cage and Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, the 26-year-old gets a high profile starring role in Sea Fever, just as the

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