The independent animated film Moonfish at the Venice Film Festival

The independent animated film Moonfish at the Venice Film Festival. The Venice Film Festival kicks off in a few days, and among the films being presented, we're talking about Moonfish. Info and a trailer below.Moonfish is an independent American animated film produced with 2D and black and white animation that explores the existential impact of grief on a lone space traveler, written and directed by Brooklyn-based animator Daniel Zvereff, inspired by his own traumatic experience with a life-threatening heart condition misdiagnosed by a doctor.Synopsis: A grieving astronaut who loses his only companion on a deep-space mining mission must fulfil a strict corporate quota to return home. As his year of solitude passes, his grip on reality unravels the line between the living and non-living.Developed and produced by the "Biennale College Cinema" laboratory, the film is produced by Lucky Accident Productions (Mireia Vilanova), Present Company (Rebecca Wyzan), and Cartuna (James Belfer), with the original voices of Morgan Spector and Lucy Liu.Currently seeking distribution, it will premiere at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, September 2-12.Here is the trailer:[ Fra - source Animation Magazine ]. End of the article.