Charlotte Wells & Frankie Corio on Aftersun | NYFF60

[@jareddavulture58]

Just finished watching this. So wild I felt this movie hit me in the core during my first watch. But didn’t fully get why. After doing some research on meanings and interpretation of the films/scenes.. I sobbed like a baby. I so desperately wanted to console and hold Sophie and callum.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Frankie Corio is so god damn adorable. Her performance and her chemistry with Mescal make the movie. Such a surprisingly strong movie.

[@ewelllle]

„I dont think we wanna do the why questions“ Thank you

[@ThePaulaon1]

Such a powerful movie. Drove me to tears. Can't stop thinking about it. Wee Frankie is an absolute star, a wee beauty. ✨️

[@swayampattnaik4858]

Frankie is so childishly hilarious like her face at 6:30 when Charlotte said paul was hardworking.

[@FredBloggsTheThird]

She's reacting to the noises she's making with the mic in her hands

[@antoniotulum4776]

great movie..so sad

[@davidjay_]

In poetic or cinematic-meta irony (or memory), Frankie here is a dead ringer for the young Abigail Breslin in Little Miss Sunshine.

[@erghface7697]

They look nothing alike

[@catalinaa766]

@@erghface7697 no but they have similar like bubbliness and personality

[@chrisholtkamp3269]

What is the name of the short doc that Charlotte references about 15 minutes into the talk?

[@millionaire5]

Silence is a falling body

[@emiliobello2538]

Ladies night

[@LeRomSan]

I don't know what happens with this actress, maybe she's too shy or maybe she's kind of dumb talking but gurl, they should have prepared her for these situations. She has a kind of 'I don't give a sh*t attitude' in every interview, I know she's a child and she's new in all ot this, but I don't know, if you have a masterpiece, your actors should be more fluent talking about your film.

[@adamb1130]

Nonsense. I was thinking the complete opposite. She's 12/13? It is refreshing to see a kid just being a normal kid in these situations rather than having all of their real personality trained out of them.

[@anthonyburn1010]

Er, no.

[@fayh364]

@@adamb1130 Same, I was just thinking how nice it was to see a child seem like a child. It can't be easy doing lots of Q&As especially at her age and for the first time too.

[@JT_1998]

It’s so not that serious