The Bath

About This Movie

So, 'The Bath' (2022) unfolds on this lazy summer afternoon, capturing that hazy, almost nostalgic vibe. You’ve got Feri, a young guy who’s seen better days, and his group of friends whose bonds seem to be fraying, set against the backdrop of a lakeside holiday village. The pacing is quite deliberate, which might throw off some viewers, but it really allows you to soak in the atmosphere—there’s a palpable tension simmering just beneath the surface. I’d say the practical effects are minimal, which fits the overall tone; it emphasizes the disintegration of relationships over flashy visuals. The performances feel raw and genuine, adding to the film's distinctive quality. It’s one of those pieces where the moments linger, and you leave with more questions than answers.

As of now, 'The Bath' is somewhat elusive in terms of availability; I’ve only come across a handful of screenings and some limited digital releases. Collectors seem to be showing interest, especially given its unique atmosphere and character-driven storytelling. There’s chatter about potential physical media releases, but nothing concrete yet, so it could be interesting to keep an eye out for future developments. It’s rare to find such a nuanced exploration of friendship and disillusionment, which might also pique the interest of those who appreciate more understated films.