There's No Fish Food in Heaven (1998)

In the darkly comedic realm of "There's No Fish Food in Heaven" (1998), we follow the life of Mona, an artist plagued by dissatisfaction, yearning for a dramatic shift in her mundane existence. Her wish is granted, but not in the way she anticipates, as her life spirals into an absurd whirlwind of events. In the shadowy underbelly of the city, an enigmatic graffiti artist becomes enamored with Mona, his obsession driving him to unconventional means of connection. With the assistance of an eccentric pet shop owner, he decides to mail himself to her, blurring the line between love and insanity. However, the course of true love never did run smooth. Upon arrival, Mona, oblivious to the package's living content, is in the throes of passion with another man. In a tragic twist, she stabs the box open with a pair of scissors, inadvertently ending the life of her secret admirer. Now bound to the mortal plane as a spirit, the graffiti artist can communicate solely with Mona, thrusting her into a surreal predicament. Fearful and guilt-ridden, Mona must navigate the bizarre challenge of disposing of the body while being haunted by her deceased admirer. The film paints a vivid portrait of love, obsession and the bizarre, threading comedy and tragedy into one unforgettable narrative.

There's No Fish Food in Heaven is a comedy movie featuring Fairuza Balk and directed by Eleanor Gaver.

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