North Shore Fish Movie Review 1997

North Shore Fish is a failing Massachusetts fish-packing factory with various cynical managers and employees, including divorcee Flo (Ruehl), who's just found out she's pregnant by her married boss Sal (Danza); 60ish Arlyne (Baker), who regards her co-workers as family; and Josie (Schwimmer), whose husband has left her for a younger woman. It's on this one day that they realize how uncertain all their futures are. Based on the play by Israel Horovitz.

Distribution

Wellspring Media, A Division of Genius Products, Inc., 2230 Broadway, Santa Monica, CA 90904, Phone: (310)453-1222, Fax: (310)453-0074, URL: http://www.wellspring.com

Available on VHS
Running time 95 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

A Day in the Life. . ., Pregnant Pauses, Adapted from a Play

Screenplay

Israel Horovitz

Cast

Mercedes Ruehl, Peter Riegert, Carroll Baker, Tony Danza, Rusty Schwimmer, Wendie Malick, Cordelia Richards

Cinematography

Levie Isaacks

Director

Steve Zuckerman

Producer

Dan Paulson, Showtime Networks