Aftersun Trailer #1 (2022)

Check out the official Trailer for Aftersun starring Paul Mescal and Frankie Corio!

US Release Date: October 21, 2022
Starring: Paul Mescal, Frankie Corio, Celia Rowlson-Hall
Director: Charlotte Wells
Synopsis: Sophie reflects on the shared joy and private melancholy of a holiday she took with her father twenty years earlier. Memories real and imagined fill the gaps between miniDV footage as she tries to reconcile the father she knew with the man she didn't.

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#AfterSun #a24

[danevans]

Incredible film. So subtle, yet so emotional. No real dramatics, but so an emotional rollerball throughout. We learn so much about Frankie and Calum and yet have so many questions. Simply astounding. Paul and Frankie make their father and daughter roles look absolutely effortless. An all time great masterpiece.

[brion]

Glad Paul Mescal is continuing to get leading gigs. He was amazing in 'Normal People'.

[mariejaso]

I had to bite my tongue not to burst into tears, and still managed to silently cry through the last half hour of the film and the credits. Would have needed a dark room to cry for another hour after that. It's been two months and it's still with me. Not sure it will ever go away. Please go watch it <3

[nekrokulter]

One of the best endings to a film I have ever seen. If you want to learn subtle and minimalistic visual storytelling, you'll get more out of this film than most film-school classes. 10/10 absolutely recommend this masterpiece

[izlikethat]

Watched this last week at a film festival and returned this week to watch it again. Easily one of the best films of 2022 and an absolutely stunning debut.

[theambient]

As a dad with daughters, this already great film packed an extra punch. Really beautiful.

[thecedex]

This is perhaps my favorite movie of 2022

[mikesnow.]

I went into this totally blind, literally knowing nothing about the film, not even the genre. Didn't know if it was gonna turn into horror, comedy or what. But nope, just a coming of age drama. I kept waiting for something massive to happen, never knowing what was going on or where it could go. Beautitful little film, super different. Glad I went in. But I didn't cry, so I think I might be broken looking at other peoples comments :P

[MyheartbeatsGreek]

One of the best movies i ever watched (drama genre); has so many “hidden” meanings that really touch your soul..

[francocorradi]

A movie that a memory transforms into a real event.

[evilblackcat]

Could be a wholesome story of a father/daughter relationship... or, in true indie-film fashion, something creepy.

[tommysmith]

I’ve heard so many good things about this movie.

[stuff]

Trailer left me with no clue what this movie is about. 😬

[mitropoulosilias]

what is that film about???
i saw the trailer look like no point

[wxo_]

None of you, absolutely none of you will believe me, but the girl in this movie (Francesca Corio) goes to my High School

[moonlight]

Anything from A24 I don't need second thoughts to watch it

[everyooone]

I have a daughter and i am looking forward to see what is this movie about

[rauljavierservinvalle]

Single dad Good looking. He Faces Many fears. He leave her with 1000 questions Great Dad

[enbysheriff]

Went to see this with my boyfriend because he lives these types of films and it wasn't my thing and I felt a bit lost and plot-less but I did kinda enjoy it

[aragorn]

I can't understand a word the kid is saying. Can I get some subtitles?