The Silence of the Dying Fish 2018
In Vasilis Kekatos' quirky short film *The Silence of the Dying Fish* (2018), Makis discovers a surreal twist on a bad day at work—he's been declared dead since yesterday.
Director: Vasilis Kekatos
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Silence of the Dying Fish (2018) about?
A fish-farm worker wakes up to learn he's been declared dead the day before, leading to a chaotic quest to prove his existence. As he navigates absurd bureaucracy, the film blends dark humor with existential themes, all in under 20 minutes.
Who directed The Silence of the Dying Fish?
Vasilis Kekatos helms this short film, bringing his signature blend of absurdity and dry wit to the screen.
Who stars in The Silence of the Dying Fish?
The film features Andreas Konstantinou in the lead role, alongside Alexandra K*, Aggelos Skasilas, and Alexandros Papaioanou.
Is The Silence of the Dying Fish (2018) worth watching?
While it lacks an IMDb rating, this 19-minute comedy-fantasy offers a clever, thought-provoking premise that's perfect for fans of offbeat cinema. Its blend of humor and existential themes makes it a standout in the short-film genre.
How long is The Silence of the Dying Fish?
The runtime is 19 minutes.
About The Silence of the Dying Fish (2018) — A deadpan comedy about bureaucracy gone absurd
In Vasilis Kekatos' quirky short film *The Silence of the Dying Fish* (2018), Makis discovers a surreal twist on a bad day at work—he's been declared dead since yesterday. As the fish-farm employee scrambles to convince others of his very alive existence, the absurdity of bureaucracy and the inevitability of fate collide in this offbeat comedy-fantasy. With deadpan humor and a touch of existential dread, the film explores the fragility of identity and the bureaucratic nightmares buried in everyday life. The story unfolds in a mundane yet eerie atmosphere, where a man's struggle to prove his existence becomes both hilarious and poignant.
The 19-minute runtime packs in sharp observations on life's unpredictability, all wrapped in a premise that's as unique as it is darkly comic. Kekatos crafts a world where the ordinary suddenly feels surreal, and laughter emerges from the tension of the absurd. Whether you're a fan of off-kilter comedies or curious about the hidden depths in short films, *The Silence of the Dying Fish* delivers a memorable, thought-provoking experience.