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White Fish
A family comprised of a man, woman and their only son is torn apart when the father, who is a doctor with his own clinic, is to go off to war. Soon the wife and the son are left without an update of his status and whether he is alive or not. With the clinic lying dormant the doctor's wife rents the premises to her husband's underling. This is a man who does not accept payment from the poor. The woman, in the meantime, works at a restaurant whose owner being ill has given her additional duties. Her younger sister is an unmarried finance writer who also lives with them. It is both sisters, however, who receive marriage proposals.
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Plot Summary
Due to its obscure nature and lack of available records, a plot summary for the 1953 film 'White Fish' cannot be provided. It is possible this film is lost, unreleased, or extremely rare, leading to a lack of information regarding its narrative.
Critical Reception
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The obscurity of 'White Fish' (1953) is so profound that it is not listed in major film databases such as IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, or the Internet Archive, making it one of the least documented films from its era.
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