Moviesinfocus.com | MR. FISH: CARTOONING FROM THE DEEP END Is A Punk Rock Portrait Of An Artist

November 30, 2018 / pablo bryant / Source

Booth is a punk rock artist, a man who still has the vibrant sock-it-to-the-man energy of a rebellious teenager – but he’s also a middle-aged, married father of two with bills to pay and commitments to keep. Bryant’s film looks at how he tries to juggle these battling personas, something which isn’t easy when he has few people willing to buy his controversial work.

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Variety Magazine Film Review: ‘Mr. Fish: Cartooning From the Deep End’

A stubbornly amiable film about a compulsively provocative talent, “Mr. Fish” ponders the outer limits of editorial cartooning in an age where there’s arguably more fodder for such commentary than ever — but also more blowback from those who don’t want to be challenged, or simply disagreed with.

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Moviesinfocus.com | MR. FISH: CARTOONING FROM THE DEEP END Is A Punk Rock Portrait Of An Artist

Variety Magazine Film Review: ‘Mr. Fish: Cartooning From the Deep End’