Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong

Hard to not write a biased review for this as an East End worker, but a wonderfully poignant and important piece. Manages to effortlessly sidestep the usual follies of documentaries (i.e. overloading with too much info and no real grab at getting you invested) with a…

Colin Grady

Finally someone is using the powers of workplace comedy for good. American infrastructure really is held together by paper clips and bromance. I love New England.

bzjorts

I vow to support my local wastewater treatment plant by never pooping again. Please join me in this challenge #NeverPoop This was a fun watch that taught me a lot and made me consider things and introduced me to a delightful cast of characters! I do feel like the movie…

Elizabeth

how weird it is to be alive! i think institutions like wastewater treatment plants are genuinely the best that human society has created, and this doc so beautifully ties that technological and societal achievement to the daily labor and stress and joy of the people who…

hilary b

They found love in a hopeless place.

David Meiklejohn

I HAVE NEVER BEEN PROUDER TO WORK IN WATER/WASTEWATER

fe_udalism

an essential viewing. so happy this was shown at the local cinema. as a water treatment operator this felt like my moment. and honestly, a hilarious film. lots of poop humor obviously.  must also log that i went with a coworker and talked to a town councilor about the…

hector :p

loved this. i ❤️ amherst cinema

livija!

endlessly charming, full of love for maine and its people and the vital work that her wastewater operators do every single day. a salute to you, the real heroes, and for this film for injecting so much humanity into a story about poop. if you're a mainer, you need to watch…

samstarium