Aftersun

Ik that my last review was a joke about how the movies I've been watching lately, are so emotionally charged that it's unhealthy. But this... Its just... Idk if I want to reduce it to a couple of adjectives by describing it and unfairly portray it as less of what it is: Nothing short of heartrending and soul-stirring, that's if I had to. This resonated with me on a personal level close to no other film has. I'm trying not to do go into deeper detail so I don't trick myself into loving this more than I am already, but it's just so hard. It's an expresion of love and heartfelt longing, like no other. It doesn't do much, but with what it does do it says more than ever. I've been sitting here for the last hour or so trying to think of how I would describe how I felt watching this, but i've yet to find how. And I think that's for the better.