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Aftersun is without one of the best films of the year, and one of the most confident debuts in quite some time, from Scottish director Charlotte Wells. To mark the film’s release, following a triumphant run on the festival circuit, we had the immense pleasure of talking to the talent both in front of and behind the lens, as we chatted with lead stars Paul Mezcal and Frankie Corio, as well as Welles herself.
Mezcal and Corio discuss the bond they share as they tell us if they’ve been able to stay in touch since filming ended. Mezcal also talks about working with Welles, and Corio delves into the unique experience that the film gave her. When we chat with Welles, we talk about the personal nature of the story and the casting of the aforementioned lovely duo + the strength in her musical choices for the film… Be sure to watch both interviews in their entirety below.
Paul Mezcal and Frankie Corio
Charlotte Wells
Synopsis
Twenty years after their last holiday at a vanishing holiday resort, Sophie reflects on the rare time she spent with her loving and idealistic father Callum. At the age of 11, as the world of adolescence creeps into Sophie’s eyes, Callum struggles under the weight of life outside of fatherhood. Reco to SophieThe election becomes a powerful and heartbreaking portrait of their relationship as she tries to reconcile the father she knew with the man she never knew.
Aftersun is out on November 18th
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