Hash Browns

A young man, a young woman in local at late hour. A bored waiter , portions of hamburger for each of them.

And the realism of dialogue , defined by prudence, interuptions, desire to protect the other and to define the motif of presence in small restaurant witout any other client.

And, sure, the twist, defining her past experience , her desire to conect with the lovely lost moments. And fair explanation of their presence together.

A very short film , very intimate , gentle - precise crafted, impressive for details, courageous to wise tto offer more than predictable romance .

A good point - the performances, both Takia Morisson and George Vickers - Willis translating, in honest - clever terms , the vulnerability of their characters and the feelings defining them.

"Hash Browns" is about a woman and a man who know each other and seem to coincidentally meet each other at an empty diner at night. They order food, sit together, and talk. It's kinda awkward, but this film has a good twist that I didn't see coming. I won't spoil it, though.

I liked the acting, writing, editing, and such. Visually speaking, the film's rather drabby, but that's OK. It's probably intentional. I cared about these characters. Again, I don't wanna spoil the film, but it's a bit sad. So yeah, "Hash Browns" isn't riveting, but it's entertaining and pretty short. I recommend watching it.