GO FISH BLU-RAY [PRE-ORDER]

Street Date 3/25/25

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Max (co-writer Guinevere Turner) a young, lesbian, college student living in Chicago is in aromantic dry spell. Her roommate Kia (T. Wendy McMillan), sets Max up with Ely (V.S. Brodie), an older woman that Max initially dismisses but ultimately falls for, until it's revealed that Ely may already be committed.

An integral film of the 90s American indie boom, and a staple of queer cinema for three decades, Rose Troche’s (Bedrooms and Hallways, TV’s The L-Word) refreshingly honest, romantic comedy/drama GO FISH is an admirably DIY portrait of community and connection set in the bustling metropolis of early 90s Chicago. Shot in 16mm black and white and featuring a cast of largely unprofessional actors, GO FISH feels as indebted to the style and structure of documentary as it does other American indie narratives. Cinématgoraphe is proud to present Rose Troche’s now iconic portrait of queer identity in a brand new 4K restoration from its original 16mm negatives for its world blu-ray debut.

FEATURES:
Region A Blu-ray
New audio commentary with director, co-writer, and editor Rose Troche, moderated by Cinématographe's Justin LaLiberty
New audio commentary with queer film historian Elizabeth Purchell and writer Shayna Maci Warner
New video interview with Rose Troche 
New video interview with actress and co-writer Guinevere Turner
New video interview with actress Anastasia Wilcox 
New video interview with actress V.S. Brodie
Theatrical Trailer 
New text essays by The Queer Film Guide author Kyle Turner, film critic Jourdain Searles and queer filmmaker/historian/archivist Jenni Olson
English SDH subtitles