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Aftermath

Natalie und Kevin haben Eheprobleme und gehen zu einer Therapie. Dort wird ihnen geraten, noch einmal von vorne anzufangen – am besten in einer neuen Umgebung. Also ziehen die beiden in ein Haus, das eigentlich viel zu teuer für sie ist, doch dank eines günstigen Deals können sie es sich doch leisten. Was die beiden nicht wissen: Das Haus wurde ihnen nur so günstig angeboten, weil es eine düstere Vergangenheit hat. Und von dieser merkt Natalie auch ziemlich schnell was nach dem Umzug: Unheimliche Dinge geschehen in dem Haus, doch zunächst kann Natalie nicht beweisen, dass es in ihrem neuen Heim nicht mit rechten Dingen zugeht. Dann aber spitzt sich die Lage zu und das Pärchen gerät in Lebensgefahr.

Gesamte Besetzung von Aftermath

Shawn Ashmore as Kevin

Shawn Ashmore

Kevin
Shawn Ashmore delivers a poignant and understated performance as Kevin in the gripping film "Aftermath." His portrayal of a grieving man, who has lost his wife and children in a tragic airline accident, captures the raw essence of profound sorrow and the relentless quest for closure. Ashmore's Kevin is a man caught in the throws of unimaginable loss, and the actor skillfully conveys the character's internal struggle, oscillating between disbelief, anger, and a desperate need for resolution. His interactions with the air traffic controller, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, are fraught with tension and palpable emotion, as both characters grapple with the consequences of the fateful event. Ashmore's performance is notable for its restraint and authenticity, allowing viewers to feel the depth of his character's pain without veering into melodrama. His nuanced depiction of Kevin's journey through the stages of grief lends a heartbreaking realism to the film, making his character's plight both relatable and deeply moving.
Diana Hopper as Avery

Diana Hopper

Avery
Diana Hopper delivered a poignant and nuanced performance as Avery in the gripping psychological thriller 'Aftermath' (2021). Her portrayal of a woman grappling with the complexities of a new marriage amidst the emotional turmoil of living in a home with a disturbing past showcased her range and depth as an actress. Hopper's Avery is both vulnerable and resilient, capturing the character's internal struggle with a convincing blend of fear, curiosity, and determination. As the narrative unfolds and Avery uncovers the dark history of her new abode, Hopper's performance becomes increasingly intense, drawing the audience into her personal nightmare. Her on-screen presence is commanding yet relatable, as she navigates the psychological horror that challenges her sanity and the future of her marriage. Hopper's chemistry with co-star Ashley Greene Khoury added a layer of authenticity to their relationship, making the audience invested in Avery's fight for truth and survival. Overall, Hopper's portrayal of Avery is a testament to her talent and ability to convey the intricate emotions required for a film that delves into the traumas of the past and their lingering effects on the present.