Trailer
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Go Fish (1994)

Runtime
1hr 23mins
Directed by
Rose Troche
Featuring
Guinevere Turner,
V.S. Brodie,
T. Wendy McMillan
Body

In her directorial debut, Rose Troche (Bedrooms & Hallways), along with her co-writer and lead actress Guinevere Turner, delivers a lively, warm-hearted romantic comedy about the quest for Ms. Right! 

Feisty, beautiful Max (Turner) is an outgoing young woman looking for romance. Tired of hearing her whine about the missing "X" factor in her life, Max's roommate sets her up with bashful, older but homely Ely (V. S. Brodie). Needless to say, there's no sign of fireworks! But just as Max begins to think that she is destined to be alone forever, she discovers that some of life's best surprises come in plain, brown paper packages.

© 1994 Orion Pictures Corporation. All Rights Reserved. GO FISH has been digitally restored by the ACADEMY FILM ARCHIVE and UCLA FILM & TELEVISION ARCHIVE in conjunction with SUNDANCE INSTITUTE. Funding provided by ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES, AMAZON MGM STUDIOS, FRAMELINE, SUNDANCE INSTITUTE, and UCLA FILM & TELEVISION ARCHIVE

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