This film was so underrated in mainstream culture. It uses form in really interesting, subtle ways that all come together at the end, but it didn’t feel like it was obtuse or hard to follow. Both of the lead performances are excellent.
We saw "Aftersun" last night and loved it. It's not for everyone; it's a quiet and meditative film in which some events seem to unfold in real time. But it goes deep into elusive human emotions about time, memory, suffering, and coming of age, and young actress Frankie Corio is a marvel.
