Fishbowl is a drama movie directed by Stephen Kinigopoulos and Alexa Kinigopoulos, released in 2018. The film takes place in Bishop, a small town in the United States, where three sisters try to navigate their lives in the absence of their mother and with a father who is struggling with his own demons.
Belle, the oldest sister, is a high school senior who is trying to keep her grades up while working as a waitress at a local diner. Rachel, the middle sister, is still in middle school and struggling with the difficulties of adolescence. Jessa, the youngest sister, is a free-spirited six-year-old who is often caught in the middle of her sisters' conflicts.
Their father, Rick, is a former soldier who is suffering from PTSD and has become increasingly obsessed with the idea of the rapture. He is convinced that the end of the world is near and that he and his daughters are part of God's chosen ones who will be spared from the apocalypse. His paranoia and erratic behavior have made their home a tense and unpredictable place.
The sisters' lives are further complicated by the arrival of two new students at their school, a boy named Mason and a girl named Lily. Belle is immediately drawn to Mason, who seems to understand her in a way that no one else does. Rachel, meanwhile, becomes friends with Lily, who shares her interest in astrology and the supernatural.
As the sisters navigate through their own personal struggles and the dangers of their tumultuous home life, the film explores themes of family, faith, and survival. Fishbowl is a poignant and thought-provoking drama that showcases the complexities of growing up in a small town filled with hidden secrets and obsessions.