Fish Also Drown

About This Movie

So, 'Fish Also Drown' is quite an interesting take on immigrant life, you know? It centers on Roman, a guy in his 30s living in Hadera. The comedy here isn’t just about punchlines; it’s more about this absurd reality he faces, being married to a domineering wife while dodging the judgmental in-laws who just cannot wrap their heads around his unemployment and childlessness. There’s this almost surreal atmosphere that comes from the tension between Roman's aspirations and his current predicament. The pacing feels spot-on, balancing moments of lightheartedness with deeper existential questions. The performances have this raw quality which makes you feel for Roman, even when he's fumbling through life. The practical effects, although not flashy, enhance the authenticity of his struggles in a very relatable way.

Explores immigrant challenges with humor. · Character-driven narrative with relatable themes. · Interesting blend of comedy and existential reflection.