Help! I’m a Fish
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Help! I’m a Fish
Movie Title: Help! I’m a Fish
Released Year: 2000
Production Company: A. Film (Denmark), Egmont Imagination (Denmark)
Producer: Russell Boland, Anders Mastrup
Distributor: London Independent Producers
Distribution Agreement Date: 16 April 2007
Distribution Rights: Worldwide – All Media
Director: Stefan Fjeldmark, Michael Hegner
Writer: Stefan Fjeldmark, Karsten Kiilerich, John Stefan Olsen
Actor/Actress: Nis Bank-Mikkelsen, Soren Satter-Lassen, Morten Kerrn Nielsen, Sebastian Jessen, Pil Neja, Louise Fribo, Ulf Pilgaard
Language: English
Run Time: 76 Minutes
With his fishing plans abruptly cancelled, impulsive teenager Fly finds himself stuck with Stella, his little sister, and precocious cousin Chuck at Aunt Anna’s house. As one thing leads to another, the situation will take an unexpected turn when the kids chance upon the boathouse of the eccentric scientist, Professor MacKrill, and Stella accidentally drinks a yellowish potion. Now, as the children end up stranded in the deep blue sea, they only have 48 hours to find the antidote. Will the young adventurers remain fish forever?
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