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Little Fish

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Overview

As the world starts to succumb to a mysterious illness that causes people to lose their memories all of a sudden, newlyweds Emma (Olivia Cooke) and Jude (Jack O'Connell) try their hardest to survive without forgetting anything. One day, however, Jude begins to forget little things, like where he put his keys, who put the dogs to sleep in the veterinarian's office, and why he and his wife are fighting. Soon, it becomes clear that he is afflicted with the disease and that Emma needs to do something about it. Directed by Chad Hartigan.

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    Blu-Ray Disc Format
  • Format: Blu-ray (2 Pack)
  • UPC: 826663220902
  • Genre: HORROR / SCI-FI / FANTASY
  • Rating: PG13
  • Release Date: November 2021

Movie Reviews

Reviews:
"Hartigan creates an effective atmosphere of vague paranoia surrounding the invisible terror, as well as the all-too-familiar sense that people have adjusted to certain aspects of this as a new normal." - 02/06/2021 Entertainment Weekly


"LITTLE FISH can pay intense attention to sadness without trying to manipulate us into tears." - 02/04/2021 Hollywood Reporter


"The film may be shortsighted about the global scope of this disease, but the microcosmic focus allows for a much more emotionally devastating film." - 02/04/2021 New York Times


"Hartigan’s moody evocation of Emma and Jack’s love -- and the way in which it, like so much else, is predicated on knowledge of the past -- casts a moving spell." - 02/04/2021 Variety


3 stars out of 4 -- "[T]here's the inescapable sense that LITTLE FISH is speaking directly to the times in which we live, quietly urging us to hold onto what’s dear." - 02/05/2021 RogerEbert.com

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