Notes from a Fish

The film's plot revolves around an aspiring novelist who loses his unusual muse, a tropical fish, just as he is about to achieve a publishing breakthrough. This loss sets off a series of bizarre misadventures alongside an unstable fisheries officer, as they search for the fish rumored to have mysterious abilities.

Set against the backdrop of Auckland, Notes from a Fish intertwines elements of social satire, writer's block, and late coming of age. With a runtime of 82 minutes, the film explores themes of vendetta and anger management, providing a unique lens on the struggles of creative minds. The micro-budget production by Lumin Films adds to the film's charm, capturing the essence of its quirky narrative.