Little Fish

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Hao Ian L @HaOiAn May 25, 2026 Emotionally manipulative at times without the fitting setup, but otherwise a fine adaptation that offers a thoughtful romance with some clever ideas and lingering questions that unfold gradually after the credits roll. See more Kalissa H. @kali_416 Mar 26, 2026 Devastating. This movie was so well done. I was entranced from start to finish. Wow. See more Aluna U @RT14704568 Sep 22, 2025 Little Fish is a melancholic yet touching film about a couple fighting to preserve their love in the midst of a memory-erasing illness, mirroring emotional struggles felt during uncertain times. Through poetic narration, close-up cinematography, and subtle symbolism—like the goldfish representing fading memory—the film deeply explores themes of connection and loss. Its cliffhanger ending leaves viewers questioning reality, making it a must-watch for fans of emotional, thought-provoking romantic dramas. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) See more Eli S @RT32140729 Jul 22, 2025 The way that Cooke and O'Donnel get their characters to feel like REAL PEOPLE is unbelievable. The score, the filming techniques, and the amount of silence during conversations are all pieces that contribute to the complexity of the characters and the world they live in. Phenomenal film with a heartbreaking ending. If you want to cry, or feeling ANYTHING, this film is for you. See more Logan D @Greynomad38 Apr 9, 2025 With the spread of Neuroinflammatory Affliction, a virus like condition that creates traits similar to Alzheimer's, a young couple (Olivia Cooke, Jack O'Connell) attempt to maintain their relationship as one of them begins showing signs of infection. This film made me question whether continuity holds or can we lose so much of ourselves that we are no longer the person anyone knows. Cooke and O'Connell are commendable in their performances. Recommended See more Al J @RT30879931 Jul 24, 2024 Sad and original. Alzheimer is probably the worst illness of the world, besides cancer. So when this disease become a virus or something that spreads and attack young people is bad news, really bad news. The movie focuses in the perspective of a young married couple and the implications of forgetting your loved one, and it's painful, very painful. Well directed, well acted, and the final line schocks you. See more Read all reviews

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