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In the first installment of her column, "'Good' Girlhood," Blyss Cleveland reviews the 2022 coming-of-age film. The film is a must-watch for those that want to look back on their childhood and relationships with fresh eyes.

'There’s something so gentle in the way it navigates the flaws of its characters, the very things that make them feel seen, conveying that a love that never passes is the kind that is never refined'

Starring Paul Mescal in his most sophisticated role so far, 'Aftersun' has been collecting accolades thick and fast. We caught up with director Charlotte Wells at its Berlin premiere.

TheWrap magazine: "The film comes together for people at completely different points," says the filmmaker

Charlotte Wells' Aftersun dominates British Independent Film Awards - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, DVDs, interviews + film & movie gossip UK & worldwide.

Aftersun, the debut feature from Edinburgh-born director Charlotte Wells, arrives in cinemas this weekend - and could just be the best British film…

“It’s very much fiction, but rooted in experience and memory,” says the Scottish filmmaker of her debut feature – a tender, harrowing portrait of a father-daughter relationship starring Paul Mescal and Frankie Corio

This story of an 11-year-old and her father, played by Paul Mescal, is an accomplished debut from its director, Charlotte Wells.

Every moment, every snippet of dialogue, every detail down to the smallest role or the tiniest detail in the background feels like a vibrant slice of real life.

Lindsey Bahr AP – If one were to rank the most difficult adolescent age, 11 may not be the first but it is certainly up there. It is just a horribly, hilariously awkward moment of still being very much a kid but with an agonisingly heightened awareness of all those teenage things that are just […]