Gone with the Fish

About This Movie

Gone with the Fish offers an introspective glimpse into life on the Baltic island of Bornholm during the 80s. The film's pacing feels deliberate, allowing rich character development and situational tension to unfold organically, which keeps you engaged without feeling rushed. It’s interesting how Lotte Svendsen’s personal memories manifest in the film's tone—there's a bittersweet quality to the nostalgia that lingers throughout. The performances, particularly from the leads, feel grounded and sincere, capturing the complexities of familial relationships. The practical effects are modest yet effective, complementing the film's overall aesthetic without overshadowing the story. It’s distinctive for how it intertwines humor and drama—moments of levity appear amidst the heavier themes, reflecting the unpredictability of life.

Set on the Baltic island of Bornholm · Explores themes of nostalgia and family dynamics · Unique blend of comedy and drama