Drama,Crime Australia
In the film Little Fish, the protagonist, Tracy Heart, is a woman in her late 20s living in the Vietnamese-Australian community known as Little Saigon. She is determined to leave behind her troubled past and build a better future for herself. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she becomes entangled in a dangerous drug deal.
Tracy works at a local video store and dreams of opening her own business one day. She is in a committed relationship with a former criminal, Jonny, who is now working as a fitness trainer. Tracy's older brother, Ray, is a respected member of the community and owns a restaurant.
Tracy's past revolves around her addiction to drugs, which led to a dark period in her life. She managed to overcome her addiction through the support of her loved ones and a rehabilitation program. However, the scars of her past continue to haunt her.
When Tracy's ex-boyfriend, Lionel, returns to town, he rekindles her appetite for drugs by introducing a new and potent type of drug known as "Blue Heaven." As Tracy yearns to escape her past cravings, she finds herself caught between her desire for a clean, sober life and the tempting high this new drug offers.
Meanwhile, Little Saigon is shaken by the sudden and violent death of one of its members, leading Tracy to suspect that the drug deal revolving around "Blue Heaven" has brought danger to their community. She realizes that in order to protect herself and those she cares about, she must confront her past head-on and take action.
With the help of her brother Ray and her loyal friend and co-worker, Brad, Tracy delves into the criminal activity within her community. As she digs deeper, she discovers shocking connections between the drug deal, her past, and those she holds closest.
Tracy's journey becomes a race against time, as she works to expose the truth behind the drug deal and ensure the safety of her loved ones. Along the way, she faces moral dilemmas, tests her strength and resilience, and learns the power of forgiveness and redemption.
Little Fish is a gripping drama that not only explores the devastating impact of addiction but also delves into themes of loyalty, community, and the lengths one will go to protect the people they love.
Tracy works at a local video store and dreams of opening her own business one day. She is in a committed relationship with a former criminal, Jonny, who is now working as a fitness trainer. Tracy's older brother, Ray, is a respected member of the community and owns a restaurant.
Tracy's past revolves around her addiction to drugs, which led to a dark period in her life. She managed to overcome her addiction through the support of her loved ones and a rehabilitation program. However, the scars of her past continue to haunt her.
When Tracy's ex-boyfriend, Lionel, returns to town, he rekindles her appetite for drugs by introducing a new and potent type of drug known as "Blue Heaven." As Tracy yearns to escape her past cravings, she finds herself caught between her desire for a clean, sober life and the tempting high this new drug offers.
Meanwhile, Little Saigon is shaken by the sudden and violent death of one of its members, leading Tracy to suspect that the drug deal revolving around "Blue Heaven" has brought danger to their community. She realizes that in order to protect herself and those she cares about, she must confront her past head-on and take action.
With the help of her brother Ray and her loyal friend and co-worker, Brad, Tracy delves into the criminal activity within her community. As she digs deeper, she discovers shocking connections between the drug deal, her past, and those she holds closest.
Tracy's journey becomes a race against time, as she works to expose the truth behind the drug deal and ensure the safety of her loved ones. Along the way, she faces moral dilemmas, tests her strength and resilience, and learns the power of forgiveness and redemption.
Little Fish is a gripping drama that not only explores the devastating impact of addiction but also delves into themes of loyalty, community, and the lengths one will go to protect the people they love.
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