Mr. Fish: The Movie
Pablo Bryant is making a documentary about Mr. Fish, the brilliant and subversive artist whose work has been featured on this page for many years.
is making a documentary about Mr. Fish, the brilliant and subversive artist whose work has been featured on this page for many years.
Fish writes, “What the movie will likely reveal is that Mr. Fish is really just a frightened little girl whose lazy eye and addiction to violent men and matches has made him something of a wildcard on the dance floor.”
You’ll find the trailer for the documentary, which is halfway done, at this link.
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