Fish Like Us

About This Movie

Fish Like Us is this quiet, reflective piece that unfolds in the confined space of a Chinese restaurant. The atmosphere is thick with unspoken tension, as two siblings grapple with the weight of their mother's recent passing. It’s an interesting choice of setting, where the mundane meets the profound, and we see life happening around them—a father helping his daughter with homework here, a date gone awry there. The pacing feels natural, almost like eavesdropping on real life, which adds to its authenticity. While the director remains unknown, the performances resonate, capturing the awkwardness and guilt of grief. It’s a film that peels back the layers of familial relationships in a very understated way. There’s something about its simplicity that lingers.

Explores themes of grief and family dynamics. · Subtle performances enhance emotional depth. · Unique setting contrasts mundane and poignant moments.