Standing on Fishes (1999)

In modern-day Los Angeles, a sculptor grapples with the challenges of preserving his artistic vision while navigating the harsh realities of sustaining a livelihood. His journey is marked by a series of bizarre encounters and moral dilemmas, forcing him to confront the compromises that come with success. As he strives to balance his passion with practicality, the sculptor's struggle reflects the broader conflict between artistry and commercialism, creating a poignant exploration of what it means to remain true to oneself in a world driven by profit.