Treading Water

In Treading Water, Mica is a normal boy facing extraordinary challenges due to a peculiar scent of fish that soap and doctors can't eliminate. This unusual circumstance complicates his life, especially as he navigates the difficulties of making friends at school. Mica's journey leads him to a therapist, highlighting themes of troubled childhood and the impact of parenting.

The film delves into Mica's life as he struggles with his identity and social acceptance. The introduction of Laura, a pivotal character, brings a turning point in his life, offering hope and the possibility of first love. With its unique premise and relatable themes, Treading Water provides insights into the complexities of growing up.

Released by Mecanismo Films, Rhombus Media, and Redrum, this film is available on DVD, making it a tangible addition for collectors interested in contemporary narratives that blend comedy and drama. Its runtime of 92 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful storytelling experience.