Wash Up

Name: Wash Up
Genre: Drama
Released: 2017-02-03
Duration: 1 h 25 min
Rating: 8.9
Cast: Harrison Coe, April Lee, Anthony Botelho

2017
1 h 25 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWash Up follows Mason O'Brien, short-lived National Hockey League player and reluctant minor leaguer, as he revisits his hometown and the colourful characters that populate it. While hiding ... Ler tudoWash Up follows Mason O'Brien, short-lived National Hockey League player and reluctant minor leaguer, as he revisits his hometown and the colourful characters that populate it. While hiding the reason he is home during the hockey season, Mason is forced to figure out if it's fina... Ler tudoWash Up follows Mason O'Brien, short-lived National Hockey League player and reluctant minor leaguer, as he revisits his hometown and the colourful characters that populate it. While hiding the reason he is home during the hockey season, Mason is forced to figure out if it's finally time to hang up his skates.

Direção
- Andrew Frade
Roteiristas
- Aubrey Abaya
- Andrew Frade
Artistas

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- Andrew Frade
Roteiristas
- Aubrey Abaya
- Andrew Frade
Artistas

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Curiosidades
Allan Yates was a professional hockey player before becoming an actor. He was drafted by the Calgary Flames, went to training camp and nearly made the team. At the end of training camp The Flames decided to keep Dion Phaneuf on the team instead of Yates and sent him to the AHL. Allan played in the Minors for one year and did not enjoy it. He then decided to move on to acting.

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10/10

An indie gem of Canadiana

Hockey, cottage country, a cast of quirky, loveable characters... Wash Up has all the elements of a perfect flick to snuggle up to as you scarf down Timbits and process your quarter life crisis.

Though told through the lens of minor league hockey, Mason's story is relatable for anyone who's ever reached a fork in the road or questioned whether they were on the right path (ie. Everyone, everywhere). The gorgeous shots of rural Ontario act as a balm for any existential dread brought on by said identity crises, and the soundtrack features original local music to boot!

11/10 recommend donning your comfiest long johns and throwing this on the next time you need a dose of cinematic comfort.