No it's not boring, life is just like that, without any fairytales

No it's not boring, life is just like that, without any fairytales

Fishtank perfectly captures the essence of living in lower class Britain, this film hits deep every time because I can relate to the experience of growing up on a council estate and the surroundings that’s come with
It, watching this film always brings up memories I’ve had throughout growing up, everything in this film is just perfect to me the harsh yet beautiful visuals and cinematography makes the film unique and is one of the things I love most about Fishtank.

The acting in the film is raw and realistic and without fault draws you into the character of Mia a 15yr old girl who is hurt, lonely and seems lost, and is looking for anyone or anything to cling to to free her from her nothingness and lack of love and attention she’s shown.

Fishtank perfectly captures the essence of living in lower class Britain, this film hits deep every time because I can relate to the experience of growing up on a council estate and the surroundings that’s come with
It, watching this film always brings up memories I’ve had throughout growing up, everything in this film is just perfect to me the harsh yet beautiful visuals and cinematography makes the film unique and is one of the things I love most about Fishtank.

The acting in the film is raw and realistic and without fault draws you into the character of Mia a 15yr old girl who is hurt, lonely and seems lost, and is looking for anyone or anything to cling to to free her from her nothingness and lack of love and attention she’s shown.

bi kez daha izleyince connorun ne kadar buyuk bir orospu cocu oldugunu daha iyi anladim (yine de masallahi var)

bi kez daha izleyince connorun ne kadar buyuk bir orospu cocu oldugunu daha iyi anladim (yine de masallahi var)

"She was sixteen, it was her time."

This is one of the movies that at first, feels boring, i literally almost fell asleep. but as it goes on, i realised that the boredom is intentional because i truly felt like i was experiencing Mia's everyday life: her loneliness, her boredom, her restlessness, and that feeling of wanting to escape a place...having a dream without knowing what is it or how to reach it. it's touching in such a real devastating and quiet way. and for me i know a movie has truly affected me when i find myself feeling deeply empathetic towards its characters. throughout the whole movie, especially by the end... all i wanted is to hug Mia.

I think I'm slowly falling in love with how Andrea Arnold tells stories, i've watched American honey before,and there's just something incredibly raw and beautiful about her characters and the people she choses to follow that feeling.

"She was sixteen, it was her time."

This is one of the movies that at first, feels boring, i literally almost fell asleep. but as it goes on, i realised that the boredom is intentional because i truly felt like i was experiencing Mia's everyday life: her loneliness, her boredom, her restlessness, and that feeling of wanting to escape a place...having a dream without knowing what is it or how to reach it. it's touching in such a real devastating and quiet way. and for me i know a movie has truly affected me when i find myself feeling deeply empathetic towards its characters. throughout the whole movie, especially by the end... all i wanted is to hug Mia.

I think I'm slowly falling in love with how Andrea Arnold tells stories, i've watched American honey before,and there's just something incredibly raw and beautiful about her characters and the people she choses to follow that feeling.