Fish Tank
Drama • NR • 2009 • 2 hr 3 min
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A time, a place, a person: the film does a great job of using Mia’s lens.
One of my favorite leading performances ever.
A raw, provocative, sexually charged portrait of coming of age. Yearning for love, for glory,trapped in a life devoid of either.
Very slow paced and disturbing look into the life of a poor British family. This film stuck with me for days
Excellent British indie drama movie, good performances and well worth watching
Expertly portrays challenges the less financially fortunate ordeal. Fassbender is brilliant as always, and film’s message gets across. B+
Good coming of age. Positively uncomfortable.
The best coming-of-age drama I've ever seen. Absolutely mesmerizing in terms of script and perfomances.
Pretty good! Grounded and great performances all around
I really loved how real this movie was, and how real the reactions to situations. The characters felt like real people
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