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The Here After (2015)

Jan 20, 2015 Drama 1h 42m
64%
User Score
6.4/10
85%

Overview

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.

Magnus von Horn
Director

Top Billed Cast

Ulrik Munther
Ulrik Munther

John
Loa Ek
Loa Ek

Malin
Mats Blomgren
Mats Blomgren

Martin
Ellen Jelinek
Ellen Jelinek

Bea
Felix Göransson
Felix Göransson

Korv-Hannes
Stefan Cronwall
Stefan Cronwall

Grannen
Wiesław Komasa
Wiesław Komasa

Grandfather
Inger Nilsson
Inger Nilsson

Principal
Jan-Erik Olsson
Jan-Erik Olsson

Erik

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Media

The Here After - trailer
The Here After - trailer
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Reviews

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A review by CinemaSerf
Written on May 25, 2025

Auteur Magnus von Horn has created something that is quite deeply troubling to watch here as we follow the struggles of the young “John” (Ulrik Munther) as he returns home after a period of incarceration. Whilst we are uncertain as to quite what he did, we do know that he was locked up for two years and that his return home and to school is being treated with pretty universal disdain by his small, tightly-knit, community. What now ensues is a delicately presented evaluation of mob rule. Initially using more psychological tools like shunning before that particular pot over-boils and heads inevitably towards more extreme and dangerous behaviour. Munther delivers a really quite poignant performance here as does Mats Blomgren as his distraught and increasingly conflicted father “Martin�...

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