Paul Mescal & 'Aftersun' director Charlotte Wells reveal their most difficult scene to film

[@joeb4614]

A brilliant film, but it must be seen twice to truly appreciate its heartbreaking beauty. It is simply devastating.

[@AndersEmretsson]

This. I appreciated it a lot the first time, after the second I was stunned. Broken.

[@joeb4614]

@@AndersEmretsson Same here. Broken.

[@Gendgi]

100%

[@terrylaguardia6838]

This film has meant a lot to me, as I’ve been experiencing the loss of a loved one to suicide as well (though hypothetical in the film, it is still a strong suggestion which can be read as an implicit topic weaving the narrative). The view of loving as seeking to know but not ever expecting to be able to know has been a balm in my process of healing. I hope to see this film at least once more, soon. Thanks to all of you, all the way from southern Brazil 🎬💐

[@ArabTheMan]

There was no clear answer as to HOW he died, suicide is a possibility not a certainty

[@batmanova6058]

It's a terrific film, I hope to see it at least once again too.

[@Lamia_IssaEgypt]

This movie is brilliant 💔💔💔 I cried for days 😥😥

[@shanerushby7355]

Nailed it when Charlotte says " I think for me its about feeling" over the arch of the whole so to speak... Loved the way this movie keeps you guessing and exploring every single person.. Well done.... Really nice in 2023....

[@emmalilianna5992]

paul mescal plays a character that isn’t depressed and doesn’t watch his life pass him by challenge *DIFFICULT*

[@mandymac74]

I have not seen this yet but will as soon as possible. Hope this gets Oscar noms and hopefully win a couple.

[@antoniotulum4776]

movie of the year..probably the last decade...

[@agi2160]

It's a very special film that lingers long after the credits roll.

[@tmkhmikita6673]

I would dare to say of the century and I am now exaggerating, even feel proud to say that

[@annanguyen345]

Definitely not movie of the year😂

[@tico5058]

@@annanguyen345 Why not?

[@christinescheepmans7693]

Hope to see soon "aftersun" but at the moment the film is not out in our country.

[@antoniotulum4776]

great film...

[@mjw12345]

Brilliant Frankie, Catherine Clinch, An Cailín Ciúin..there should be some category...to salute their wonderful performances.

[@mariamercedesrigotti9332]

The film is very good !

[@PrimerCinePodcast]

It will always amaze me how people get to interview such big creatives and yet can’t record sound properly

[@LibraryCake]

interviewer sounds like john malko

[@s0lidsnakeers]

You talked about everything except places. frustration

[@followmeto2512]

It's a little pathetic that the script made sophy gay after kissing a boy and watching heterosexual couples... Plus, having a baby while with a woman? Come on... Gay narcisistic moments of cinema!

[@augustheim2388]

That’s what you took away from the film?

[@luciamondino]

it's actually a great way to depict how her dad's personality and relationship with her molded her sexuality. Aside from that, it's crazy that your only comment about such a great film is just that. Take a nap.

[@followmeto2512]

@Miles Tickling Maybe that´s why the plot is unrealistic and toxic.

[@followmeto2512]

@@augustheim2388 Irrelevant all toxic gay people coming to offend me. Tipical.

[@followmeto2512]

@@luciamondino Homossexuality is genetic. Grow up and read more. My comment is the only real and honest comment into the entire comment section. So check your sources and take a nap.