The Aftermath(2019)
Director:
James Kent
Post World War II, a British colonel and his wife are assigned to live in Hamburg during the post-war reconstruction, but tensions arise with the Germ...an who previously owned the house. Show More
The Aftermath
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The Aftermath is a captivating drama set in post-World War II Germany. The story follows a British colonel named Lewis Morgan and his wife, Rachael Morgan, as they are assigned to live in the war-ravaged city of Hamburg during the reconstruction period. As they settle into their new home, tensions begin to mount when they discover that the house they are residing in was previously owned by a German couple, Stefan and Freda Lubert.
The film beautifully captures the lingering bitterness and resentment between the British and German occupants. Lewis, played by Jason Clarke, strives to maintain a professional demeanor while dealing with his own trauma from the war. Keira Knightley portrays Rachael, a grieving mother who finds solace in the company of Stefan Lubert, played by Alexander Skarsgård. The complex relationships between the characters unfold against the backdrop of a ravaged city seeking to rebuild itself physically and emotionally.
Directed by James Kent, the film delicately explores themes of guilt, forgiveness, and healing in a war-torn environment. The Aftermath offers a thought-provoking and compelling narrative that keeps the audience engaged throughout. With its stunning cinematography and exceptional performances, this film is a must-see for fans of post-war dramas.
The film beautifully captures the lingering bitterness and resentment between the British and German occupants. Lewis, played by Jason Clarke, strives to maintain a professional demeanor while dealing with his own trauma from the war. Keira Knightley portrays Rachael, a grieving mother who finds solace in the company of Stefan Lubert, played by Alexander Skarsgård. The complex relationships between the characters unfold against the backdrop of a ravaged city seeking to rebuild itself physically and emotionally.
Directed by James Kent, the film delicately explores themes of guilt, forgiveness, and healing in a war-torn environment. The Aftermath offers a thought-provoking and compelling narrative that keeps the audience engaged throughout. With its stunning cinematography and exceptional performances, this film is a must-see for fans of post-war dramas.