The Here After

Name: The Here After
Genre: Drama
Released: May 26, 2017
Duration: 102 min
Rating: 70
Cast: Ellen Mattsson, Felix Göransson, Inger Nilsson, Jan-Erik Olsson, Loa Ek

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Parade Deck Films | Release Date: May 26, 2017 | Not Rated

Starring: Ellen Mattsson, Felix Göransson, Inger Nilsson, Jan-Erik Olsson, Loa Ek, Mats Blomgren, Oliver Heilmann, Stefan Cronwall, Ulrik Munther, Wieslaw Komasa

Summary: When John returns home to his father after serving time in prison, he is looking forward to starting his life afresh. However, in the local community his crime is neither forgotten nor forgiven.

Director: Magnus von Horn

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 102 min

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Matthew Anderson

May 24, 2024

An assured and captivating debut feature, von Horn weaves a moral tale of guilt, redemption and revenge with a disquieting restraint that catapults his film towards the territory of Malick or Haneke. Read full review

Kevin Harley

May 25, 2017

Violence seems inevitable but Von Horn plots cause and consequence with patient precision. Read full review

The Guardian Wendy Ide

May 25, 2017

This knotty psychological study is an impressive debut from Poland-based Swedish director Von Horn. Read full review

Adam Woodward

May 24, 2024

As a director, von Horn is smart enough to recognise that even the most heinous crimes have a human culprit, and as such his sensitive, unsensational film retains a sense of poise and never strays into soap opera territory. Read full review

Time Out London Tom Huddleston

May 25, 2017

For the first hour, this is masterful slow-burn melodrama, eking out the details of John’s crime and playing expertly with our sympathies. But as ambiguity is stripped away the film becomes less interesting, and the finale is weak. Read full review

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