Aftersun

this is the type of film that never leaves you. i can’t stop thinking about calum and sophie. their beautiful father-daughter relationship broke me on a rewatch. it made me question my relationships, wondering if they were real - “calum and sophie” real. i’ve been through a lot in my life. as someone who’s father passed away at a young age, the sheer beauty of this film moved me. it’s absolutely overwhelming. it’s devastating and yet so hauntingly beautiful. it’s personal. it’s lovely. it’s tender. it’s depressing. you feel every feeling. the cinematography is riveting. each frame is injected with tons of care and attention. it’s a film that was made with full of love. thank you, charlotte wells, for changing my life. aftersun is the greatest representation of parenthood, depression and grief i’ve ever seen. it’s a modern-day masterpiece and it deserves to be celebrated. i will never take my relationships for granted anymore.