Fishy

In 'Fishy', an unemployed misfit develops a deep connection with her goldfish, Freddie. As she struggles to find work, her affection for Freddie grows, highlighting her search for belonging in a whimsical yet poignant manner. The film runs for 10 minutes, providing a brief but impactful narrative that combines elements of heightened realism with a touch of fantasy.

Directed by Deva Palmier, 'Fishy' stands out for its woman director and its exploration of unconventional love. The film features performances by Shirley Henderson and Anne Lacey, contributing to its unique storytelling. Its themes of love and magic make it an interesting piece within the drama and fantasy genres, appealing to those who appreciate creative storytelling in short formats.