
Fish Out Of Water
Science Fiction · Family · Drama
Overview
Anxious about a new school and his relationship to his brother, a boy with Cerebral Palsy meets an alien who helps him cope with his fears.
Top Cast
Christian Humphries
Christian Humphries
Christian Humphries
Nathan Bellinger
Nathan Bellinger
Nathan Bellinger


Kristina Agosti
Kristina Agosti
Kristina Agosti


Vincent Marciano
Vincent Marciano
Vincent Marciano


Marcus Craig
Marcus Craig
Colby
Marcus Craig
Colby
Amelia Blaine
Amelia Blaine
The Alien (Principal Puppeteer)
Amelia Blaine
The Alien (Principal Puppeteer)
Benjamin Fieschi-Rose
Benjamin Fieschi-Rose
The Alien (Assistant Puppeteer)
Benjamin Fieschi-Rose
The Alien (Assistant Puppeteer)


Paulyne Wei
Paulyne Wei
Principal
Paulyne Wei
Principal
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