Fish & Cat 2013
"The circles of time! Is it possible to escape?"
Shahram Mokri's *Fish & Cat (2013)* unfolds as a hauntingly atmospheric thriller where a group of students gather for a kite-flying festival near a secluded lakeside.
Director: Shahram Mokri
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fish & Cat (2013) about?
*Fish & Cat* follows a group of students attending a kite-flying festival near a remote lake, only to find themselves trapped in a series of unsettling encounters with the owners of a nearby restaurant. What begins as a peaceful retreat spirals into a claustrophobic nightmare, as time and reality seem to bend, leaving the characters—and the audience—struggling for answers.
Who directed Fish & Cat?
Shahram Mokri directed *Fish & Cat (2013)*, a film that showcases his talent for crafting slow-burn, atmospheric thrillers with a psychological edge.
Who stars in Fish & Cat?
The film features Babak Karimi, Saeed Ebrahimifar, Abed Abest, Faraz Modiri, and Pedram Sharifi in pivotal roles.
Is Fish & Cat (2013) worth watching?
For fans of slow-burn thrillers and psychological mysteries, *Fish & Cat* is a compelling watch. Its intricate storytelling and unsettling atmosphere make it a standout in Iranian cinema, though its deliberate pacing may not suit everyone. Without IMDb ratings, its ambition and originality are its strongest assets.
How long is Fish & Cat?
*Fish & Cat* runs for 142 minutes, offering an immersive and unhurried cinematic experience.
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About Fish & Cat (2013) — A Mind-Bending Iranian Thriller You Won't Escape
Shahram Mokri's *Fish & Cat (2013)* unfolds as a hauntingly atmospheric thriller where a group of students gather for a kite-flying festival near a secluded lakeside. Their holiday takes a chilling turn when they encounter a group of suspicious cooks at a nearby restaurant, sparking a web of bizarre and inescapable events. The film weaves a narrative labyrinth, blending psychological tension with eerie realism as time seems to fold in on itself, leaving the characters—and the audience—questioning the boundaries of fate.
As the boundary between reality and illusion blurs, *Fish & Cat* explores themes of paranoia and entrapment, anchored by Mokri's meticulous direction and a cast that brings raw intensity to their roles. The lakeside setting casts a reflective, almost surreal glow over the unfolding drama, making it a standout in Iranian cinema. Its unrelenting pace and enigmatic storytelling invite viewers into a world where every shadow feels like a clue and every moment holds dread.