In this brief but emotionally resonant drama, a young woman finds herself navigating the murky waters of modern love and loneliness when she forms an unexpected bond with a fish. Directed by Martin Ekelund, the film follows a solitary protagonist (played by Amanda Lindh) who, seeking connection in an increasingly disconnected world, begins to project her desires and fantasies onto a pet fish she names her "boyfriend." As she pours her affection and unmet romantic needs into this silent aquatic companion, the line between harmless fantasy and troubling obsession begins to blur. The film crafts a poignant and often unsettling atmosphere, exploring themes of isolation, the desperate human need for companionship, and the lengths to which one might go to fill an emotional void. With a runtime of just twelve minutes, Boyfriend Fish delivers a concentrated, thought-provoking look at a woman grappling with her own reality, leaving viewers to question what it truly means to love and be loved.