Catfish

2011 • 87 Minuten

Über diesen Film

Catfish starts out with New York photographer Nev Schulman, filmmaker brother Ariel and friend Henry making a film about an 8 year-old girl named Abby from Michigan, who painted an immaculate picture of one of Nev's photographs. The painting is mailed to Nev, and soon a friendship is born. Nev starts talking to Abby's mother, Angela, and her half-sister Megan. They all have Facebook pages, and soon Nev begins Facebook relationships with all three. His friendship with Megan, a pretty blonde twenty-something, escalates into sexually charged exchanges, and he starts to really care for her. What happens next is a sheer surprise and this funny, clever and lovable little documentary becomes a fascinating, breathtaking, heartbreaking, edge-of-your-seat look at human nature in our digital age. © Catfish Picture Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Bewertungen und Rezensionen

This story tells a very common problem in this world we live in today no one wants to tell the truth about who they are or what they look like.

More sensitively made than reality TV, which is what makes it worth watching.

Found it a little boaring to start nd it seemed to me to drag.