Little Fish, Strange Pond (2009)

In the sprawling labyrinth of Los Angeles, the eccentric Mr. Jack, equipped with a dubious British accent, and his companion "Sweet" Stephen Miller, engage in a captivating odyssey. Their day unfolds like a philosophical tapestry, filled with Mr. Jack's profound musings on human existence, his wisdom challenged and questioned by Stephen. Their dialogue is not merely idle chatter but instead influenced by their day's experiences, which serve as living proof of Mr. Jack's theories. As they navigate the city, it becomes evident that they exist on society's fringes, their journey punctuated by encounters with violence or the threat of it at almost every corner. An intriguing subplot emerges with their interactions with Tommy, a police officer with a penchant for substance overuse, investigating the spine-chilling screams from an apartment. The resident, a waitress named Stephanie Sinclair, is mysteriously missing, adding another layer of puzzle to their already complex day. Meanwhile, they find themselves aimlessly cruising through life's highways, contemplating death, divine intervention, and the unseen force that seems to have already mapped out their existence. Mr. Jack, the philosopher, attempts to enlighten his charming yet parasitic sidekick, Sweet Stephen, about the universe's intricate and natural forces. This sends them on a relentless voyage, characterized by its dark humor and engaging narrative. In this complex web of life's cosmic riddles, blood-sucking lifestyles, and the underbelly of LA, "Little Fish, Strange Pond" is a riveting exploration of life's existential questions wrapped in a dark yet humorous narrative.

Little Fish, Strange Pond is a comedy movie featuring Sandy Kenyon and directed by Gregory Dark.

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