There comes a moment in everyone’s life when we start to comprehend our parents as people separate from ourselves. We begin to see their flaws, their limitations, while acknowledging how they once lived lives that stretched long before our existence. There’s always a sense of wanting to peep back into their lives, knowing all too well the intimidating possibility of coming across a vast sea of unseen realms. Sophie, the young protagonist of “Aftersun”, is close enough to sense what she doesn’t yet know. She doesn’t know how crushing it is for his father when she asks him, “When you were 11, what do you think you would be doing now?” But you almost sense that the 11-year old, who seems to be hanging onto her childhood while rushing toward maturity, is all too aware that time is moving quickly even amidst the delights...