In the darkly comedic world of "Death of a Bartender," a simple misunderstanding spirals into a chaotic whirlwind of panic and poor decisions. When a regular at a sleepy neighborhood pub, played by Eddie Drinkwater, mistakenly believes he has accidentally killed the surly bartender Vincenzo Cecere, he enlists his hapless best friend Brad Cowell in a frantic, ill-conceived cover-up. As the two bumbling friends attempt to dispose of the "body," they find themselves navigating a series of increasingly absurd obstacles, from nosy neighbors to unexpected visitors, all while the clock ticks and their nerves fray. Directed by Rosa Lubach-Spall with a sharp eye for awkward humor, this comedy of errors revels in the tension between mundane reality and escalating farce, exploring how fear can turn ordinary men into utterly incompetent criminals. The film promises a hilarious night of mishaps and moral dilemmas, asking just how deep a hole two desperate guys can dig for themselves.