Afterglow (1997)

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Written by Alan Rudolph

Directed by Alan Rudolph

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Sixties icon Christie was deservedly nominated for an Oscar for her electric performance as a fading movie star trying to deal with her husband's (Nolte) infidelities, in this moving drama about love, loss and relationships. Britpack star Jonny Lee Miller and Lara Flynn Boyle are excellent as the younger couple, also trying to conceal the cracks in their marriage. Superbly acted, graceful, and moving.

Nick Nolte, Julie Vie, Jonny Lee Miller. Dir: Alan Rudolph. US. (1997)

Cast

Image for Nick NolteNick NolteLucky Mann
Image for Julie ChristieJulie ChristiePhyllis Mann
Image for Lara-Flynn BoyleLara-Flynn BoyleMarianne Byron
Image for Jonny Lee MillerJonny Lee MillerJeffrey Byron
Jay UnderwoodDonald Duncan
Domini BlytheHelene Pelletier
Yves CorbeilBernard Ornay
Alan FawcettCount Falco k Dana
Michèle-Barbara PelletierIsabel Marino
France CastelGloria Marino
Genevieve BissonnetteCassie
Claudia BessoMonica Bloom
Ivan SmithDoctor
Ellen DavidJudy the Waitress
Don JordanByron's Concierge

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