The Laundromat

About This Movie

The Laundromat from '85 is this quiet exploration of loneliness and connection. Set in the unassuming backdrop of a laundromat at midnight, it has this distinct atmosphere that draws you in. Two women, both searching for something, end up sharing their stories, their secrets intertwined like the clothes they wash. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments of silence to speak volumes. It's not flashy, no big special effects, but the performances really anchor the film. You can feel the weight of their words, the tension of their lives. There's a raw authenticity in how they interact, making it stand out in the landscape of TV movies from that era. You get this sense of intimacy that’s pretty rare.

Focus on character-driven narratives. · Good example of 80s TV movie style. · Interesting take on female relationships.