Fishtank (1998) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Fishtank about?
Fishtank is a documentary. Richard Billingham's family lives in a cramped council flat. His father struggles with alcoholism, while his mother is obese and covered in tattoos. Their son adds to the chaotic environment with his youthful antics. The film captures the daily life and emotional struggles of the Billingham family. It reflects the realities of their home and relationships. Fishtank is based on Billingham's book, Ray's A Laugh, and runs for 47 minutes.
When was Fishtank released?
Fishtank was released in 1998.
How long is Fishtank?
Fishtank has a runtime of 47 minutes.
What genre is Fishtank?
Fishtank is classified as Society, Biography.
What topics does Fishtank cover?
Fishtank explores topics including addiction.