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Fishtank: In Living Color (2025)

In the winter of 1972, ten contestants enter the fishtank. under constant surveillance, the ten “fish” will have no outside contact, except for messages sent live from viewers at home. by remaining in the tank, and staying ahead of their opponents in challenges, one winner will walk away with a 50k grand prize.
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In the winter of 1972, ten contestants enter the fishtank. under constant surveillance, the ten “fish” will have no outside contact, except for messages sent live from viewers at home. by remaining in the tank, and staying ahead of their opponents in challenges, one winner will walk away with a 50k grand prize.

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Genre:TV Movie, Documentary
Directed By:Jet Neptune
Written By:AB
In Theaters:5/30/2025
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Runtime:108 minutes
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