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A Fish

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A professor of logic learns his missing wife has turned up in a different city. He has a hard time accepting her return once he realizes she has become a shaman on a distant island.

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Audience Member Chaotic and incomprehensible in its narrative technique, A Fish loses its sense of mystery and suspense with every following minute. It becomes bitter and rather indigestible due to the prolonged scenes of nothingness. Also, mixing the main storyline with a silly and ridiculous tale about two fishermen does't really beautify the experience of watching this movie, but rather brutalizes its core substance. Even though it may be evaluated as a whole-hearted movie about the course of life and its inevitable ending, A Fish presents all the mind-bending aspect of its highly philosophical deepness with lack of interest. The characters take a ride into their own convoluted minds and discover that looks might sometimes be tricky, and in the end nothing is what it seemed to be at first. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 02/26/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Hong-min Park

Director

Lee Jang-hoon

Jeon-Hyuk

Sun-bin Kim

Hong Shin-So

So-eun Choi

Ji-Yeon

Hong-min Park

Screenwriter

Sung-Won Choi

Producer

Movie Info

Synopsis A professor of logic learns his missing wife has turned up in a different city. He has a hard time accepting her return once he realizes she has become a shaman on a distant island.
Director
Hong-min Park
Producer
Sung-Won Choi
Screenwriter
Hong-min Park
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Korean
Runtime
1h 38m