The film Little Fish is a poignant and heartfelt story centering on a pair attempting to maintain their affection while confronting an affliction that steals memories, reflecting relatable emotional difficulties experienced during periods of instability. Utilizing evocative narration, intimate camera work, and understated imagery—such as the goldfish symbolizing diminishing recollections—the movie delves into themes …

“Little Fish” presents a deeply saddening, draining story about love during an apocalypse. The world experiences a pandemic, but this neuroinflammatory illness does more than just end lives; it wipes away memories. Similar to Alzheimer’s disease, contracting NIA results in the loss of memories, leaving loved ones unable to recognize each other or their surroundings. The film centers on newlyweds Jude (Jack O’Conne…

The film _Little Fish_ was initially scheduled to appear at the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival, but its debut was delayed because of Covid-19. Although rights were secured towards the end of 2020, it wasn't shown until April 2021, a year into the pandemic. The unfortunate timing isn’t just about the postponement; the movie deals with a pandemic itself. It feels challenging for viewers to want to watch something like this…