Fish Like Us

The film follows two siblings who gather at a Chinese restaurant as part of an unusual farewell ritual. Over the course of their meal, they grapple with feelings of guilt and the challenge of discussing their mother's passing. This setting provides a backdrop for various interconnected stories, each revealing different facets of human connection and isolation.

Amid the siblings' struggle, other diners contribute to the atmosphere, including a father helping with his daughter's homework and a date that takes an unexpected turn. The close quarters of the restaurant highlight the contrasting experiences of the characters, while the siblings remain largely unaware of the unfolding dramas around them. Fish Like Us offers a poignant exploration of how personal grief can overshadow the world around us.