Potwash

About This Movie

So, there's this film called 'Potwash' directed by Josh Trett. The vibe is really moody, set in this rustic countryside pub, which adds a lot to the atmosphere. You’ve got Isaac, a pretty reserved kitchen porter, who’s just trying to get by but is constantly tormented by this really cruel head chef. It’s not just about the drama, though; there’s a slow-burning thriller element as you watch the tension build. The relationship between Isaac and Charlotte, the waitress, is tender and complex. The performances are solid—definitely feel genuine and raw. What stood out for me was the pacing; it allows you to really soak in the characters' struggles without rushing. Some practical effects in the kitchen scenes add a nice touch of realism too.

Atmospheric setting enhances the emotional weight. · Solid performances bring depth to the characters. · Slow pacing allows for character exploration.