Widely published American editorial cartoonist Mr. Fish challenges the First Amendment with his savagely honest cartoons. But is there a place for his political commentary in a world where print media is practically dead, consumerism is king and Donald Trump is president? Where will the threat to the status quo come from now? Mr. Fish has some ideas—but can an uncensored artist support a family without selling out? Mr. Fish is an intimate documentary that shows the artist as breadwinner who bites the hand that feeds, a defiant critical thinker who thrives on pushing buttons despite also having to consider how to pay the mortgage. A poet with a cartoonist's pen and a satirist's eye, Mr. Fish models the artist's craft, not as livelihood but as life, unwilling to temper his inflammatory work in order to make money. Angie Driscoll