>>220890724
yeah, its pretty kino
i thought Paul Mescal will be huge after this, cos i really liked him as an actor, but hes been only in slop so far

>>220890724
do you have kids?
i didnt find it memorable but i dont have any

>>220890724
So did they... ummm... you know...

>>220890813
go back, brown

>>220890724
Not even among the top 10 films released in 2022.

Reviews make it seem slow and gay

>>220890859
but it is slow.

>>220890813
Welcome, white brother

>>220890859
its slow and in a sense, literally gay

>>220890724
It gave me feels in ways few other kinos do
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=912Ntw7oYOg

As a man it makes me uncomfortable seeing a grown man applying sun tan lotion to his 11 year old daughter, even if it is her dad, maybe if you dont have a wife or gf, dont take your daughter somewhere where you're going to have to be touching her like that, when that's a role of a mother

>>220890724
The actress who played his daughter would have made a really good Ellie in the last of us.

>>220890929
you are genuninely mentally ill

>directed by a lesbian woman
>kino
Pick one

>>220891097
Facts

>>220890859
it is slow but go in blind
seriously

>>220890779
no but i related a lot to what the dad was going through

>>220890929
I really hope you get castrated before you disgrace an innocent's life

>>220890859
it is slow, it is gay, despite that, its pretty kino

>>220891114
>>220891498
Found the pedo apologists

>>220890724
i still dont get how the ending is supposed to mean he necked himself

>>220891563
you looked in the bathroom mirror?

this movie fucking blows

>>220890767
All of Us Strangers is kino and better than Aftersun, THOUGH

>>220890922
Apple iCry

>>220891676
is that the one where hes a literal faggot?
shant be watching

>>220890724
I saw it recently. It's good and feels very true to the discovery period where you begin to realize your parent's flaws, which also isn't a subject matter you see much despite how universal it is, but I didn't really form much of an emotional connection with it, I'm not sure why. I feel like I didn't really buy into the girl's performance, she didn't come across that much like a real 11 year old. The Florida Project also came out a few years earlier and also did the whole thing of focusing on kids unaware of the personal problems of adulthood their parents are facing, but I think that one both had a better depiction of children and had a stronger emotional punch.