Drowning in Isolation: The Lonely Depths of Moonfish Daniel Zvereff's feature debut, Moonfish, is a poignant exploration of loneliness and isolation set in a dystopian future where human existence hangs precariously by a thread.
On its surface, this grayscale animated sci fi tale appears to be a study in sadness, but beneath the sparse aesthetic lies a powerful commentary on the human condition.
The film follows Cassius (Morgan Spector) and Vesper (Lucy Liu), two astronauts who have been contracted to mine an asteroid for 355 days.