‘Aftersun’ – A Critically Acclaimed Drama – A24 Releases the Movie Trailer

This movie marks the directorial debut of Charlotte Wells. It is a drama starring Paul Mescal and will be released in theaters October 2022. ‘Aftersun’ was screened at 2022 Cannes Film Festival during the Critic’s Week receiving raving reviews. Today, A24 has released the trailer of this acclaimed drama.

Trailer of Aftersun (2022)

Sophie will reminisce twenty years back to the time she went on a vacation with her father to a Turkish coastal resort, in her current attempt to reconcile the image she had of her father with the man her father really was.

Reviews

“Aftersun” isn’t just an honest movie about the way that we remember the people we’ve lost — fragmented, elusive, nowhere and everywhere all at once — it’s also a heart-stopping act of remembering unto itself.
David Ehrlich: indieWire

An assured, aching, vibrant debut by Wells, “Aftersun” is a shattering remembrance of a father by his daughter.
Robert Daniels: RogerEbert.com

It’s a film of such restraint, oblique observation, and poised naturalism that the wallop of this feeling is quite unexpected. It heralds Wells as someone with a Joanna-Hogg-like career path beckoning right ahead, paved by a sensibility all her own.
Tim Robey: Daily Telegraph (UK)

Cast

Paul Mescal / Calum

Francesca Corio / Sophie

Celia Rowlson-Hall / Adult Sophie

Sally Messham / Melinda

Ayse Parlak / Teen Girl 1

Sophia Lamanova / Teen Girl 2

Brooklyn Toulson / Michael

Spike Fearn / Olly

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Críticas

“Aftersun” no es sólo una película honesta sobre la forma en que recordamos a las personas que hemos perdido -fragmentada, esquiva, en ningún lugar y en todas partes a la vez-, sino que también es un acto de recuerdo desgarrador en sí mismo.

David Ehrlich: indieWire

Un debut seguro, doloroso y vibrante de Wells, “Aftersun” es un recuerdo estremecedor de un padre por su hija.

Robert Daniels: RogerEbert.com

Es una película de tal contención, observación oblicua y naturalismo equilibrado que el golpe de este sentimiento es bastante inesperado. Anuncia a Wells como alguien que tiene una trayectoria profesional similar a la de Joanna Hogg, pavimentada con una sensibilidad propia.

Tim Robey: Daily Telegraph (UK)