There aren’t really words to describe this film, but I’m going to give it a go. Definitely worth watching and definitely deserves its awards. It’s a celebration of struggling good fathers, struggling good men, those who are battling life-long addictions and the wreckage of savage childhoods and also of tweenagers, of children shuttling between separated parents and the 1990s British holiday abroad. It doesn’t fall into smacking the viewer over the head with issues, with blaming and shaming, although it definitely pinpoints things which aren’t right — just a desperate cry of ‘why?’ as memories are sifted.
Aftersun
Aftersun
Aftersun
There aren’t really words to describe this film, but I’m going to give it a go. Definitely worth watching and definitely deserves its awards. It’s a celebration of struggling good fathers, struggling good men, those who are battling life-long addictions and the wreckage of savage childhoods and also of tweenagers, of children shuttling between separated parents and the 1990s British holiday abroad. It doesn’t fall into smacking the viewer over the head with issues, with blaming and shaming, although it definitely pinpoints things which aren’t right — just a desperate cry of ‘why?’ as memories are sifted.