Fish Tank (2009)
Año de lanzamiento: 2009
Nación: Netherlands, United Kingdom
Alternative Title: El rebelde mundo de Mía, Aquário, Аквариум, Akvarij, Akvaarium, Akvaario, Akvárium, În acvariu, Аквариум, Akvarijum, Akvarij
Director: Andrea Arnold
Writer: Andrea Arnold
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Kees Kasander, Nick Laws
Executive Producer: Christine Langan, David M. Thompson, Paul Trijbits
Compañías: BBC Film, ContentFilm, Kasander Film Company, UK Film Council
Género: Coming-Of-Age Fiction, Drama
Budget: 3.000.000
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: adultery, aggressive, alcohol, boyfriend, estate, fight, friendship, mother, mother daughter relationship, school, sister, teenage rebellion, theft, woman director
Historia
Fifteen-year-old Mia lives on an Essex estate with her mother Joanne and younger sister Tyler. She has been expelled from school and spends her days aimlessly until she meets Connor, her mother's new boyfriend who shows her attention and encourages her interest in dancing. Mia begins to form an uneasy friendship with Connor, much to the displeasure of Joanne. Mia becomes increasingly attached to Connor, leading to tension within the family. The film explores Mia's struggle with her identity, her relationship with her family, and her attraction towards Connor.
Resumen
Fish Tank is a 2009 coming-of-age drama directed by Andrea Arnold. Set on an Essex estate, the film follows fifteen-year-old Mia as she navigates her tumultuous life after being expelled from school. Her mother Joanne's relationship with Connor complicates their already strained family dynamics. The film explores themes of teenage rebellion, mother-daughter relationships, and the complexities of modern family structures. Arnold's unique storytelling and handheld camerawork provide a raw and authentic portrayal of Mia's experiences.
