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Year of the Fish (2007)

A rotoscope-animated modern-day Cinderella story set in the underbelly of New York's Chinatown.

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Chase T 08 Jun 2007

Year of the Fish is the chineese version of the story Cinderella. I really enjoyed this movie. The story was different, but also familiar. The animation was also very well done. A great movie.

Marvin H 19 Aug 2008

the story itself is told fairly well, and with a couple of interestign dark-fantasy touches (think 90% Cinderella and 20% Pan's Labyrinth)... but the animation made it pretty unbearable; there's no real purpose for it to be there and is only used creatively in transitions and the occassional moment - there's also no money to really make it as expressive like when Linklater does it. If there had been no rotoscoping it would just be a charming little low-budget NY indie flick, but as it stands it becomes ingratiating almost in spite of its better tendencies.

John P. McCarthy 28 Aug 2008

The result [of the animation technique] is similar to the look of Richard Linklater's A Scanner Darkly, but much softer and more fluid. It's ideal for the storybook plot and quite dazzling at times.

Cole Smithey 01 Sep 2008

Although writer/director David Kaplan attempts to elevate his amateur narrative attempt with the same rotoscoping animation technique that Richard Linklater used to great effect with "Waking Life" and "A Scanner Darkly," the effect comes across as overwro

V.A. Musetto 17 Oct 2008

The film's unusual look lends a magical feeling.