There's a time in early middle age when, as adults, we reflect back on moments in our childhood and realise that our parents were barely coping. Or perhaps not coping at all. Aftersun is a film about such a realisation, framed as a kind of extended flashback.
It begins with footage from a camcorder, shot by 11-year-old Scottish girl Sophie, holidaying with her father Calum in a Turkish seaside resort.
