I'm going to agree with the sci-fi hallmark movie assessment from the one of the other reviewers, but people calling this an ode to art need to up their standards.

This movie starts off with a ton of potential and the movie has a very mysterious and sinister vibe. The story is non-existent I genuinely have no idea wtf happened. I like slow burns and psychological thriller movies but this is like a 10 year Olds horror story got tuned up by some ghostwriters and put in the hands of directors going through a divorce with one another.

Solid acting, moody atmosphere and was free on Tubi.

Was gonna give 3 stars but the actors honestly saved the film and I hope they get more gigs.

The film offers a contemplative look at the aftermath of a tragedy and the journey towards redemption.

Gallai's storytelling is complemented by solid cinematography and a fitting soundtrack, enhancing the overall mood and atmosphere of the film. While the pacing may feel slow at times, it allows for a deeper exploration of the characters.

The standout aspect of "Aftermath" lies in its performances, particularly that of Fruzsina Nagy. Nagy's portrayal of Kate brings depth and authenticity to the role, capturing the character's inner turmoil with subtlety. Her chemistry with the ensemble cast adds layers of authenticity to the relationships depicted on screen.

While it may not be the most enthusiastic film, its engaging narrative and strong performances make interesting.

I have to say, it is a low budget, indi sci-fi, so if you are looking for a cinematic experience that will blow you away with special effects, will not happen. You definitely can not compare it with a Hollywood studio production.

I think it is a decent film, with interesting elements and low pacing. I've found the story to be a bit too predictable for the most part but towards the end there is an unexpected twist.

Overall it reminded me of a Black mirror episode because of the mood.

The entertaining part is the human element, but truth be told, that could have been highlighted even a bit more in my opinion.