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‘After This Death’ Review: Mia Maestro Can’t Get Lee Pace Out of Her System in Lucio Castro’s Elegant Oddity

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Sometimes there’s a song within you that just needs to come out, as many a musician has said in a puff-piece interview. But what if you’re not sure it’s your voice fighting its way up your throat? Argentine writer-director Lucio Castro dangles this question in “After This Death,” a quivery, elusive and strangely moving psychological drama that flirts with outright horror-tinged silliness — only to be pulled back from the brink by the quiet emoti…

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‘After This Death’ Review: Mia Maestro Can’t Get Lee Pace Out of Her System in Lucio Castro’s Elegant Oddity

Sometimes there’s a song within you that just needs to come out, as many a musician has said in a puff-piece interview. But what if you’re not sure it’s your voice fighting its way up your throat? Argentine writer-director Lucio Castro dangles this question in “After This Death,” a quivery, elusive and strangely moving psychological drama that flirts with outright horror-tinged silliness — only to be pulled back from the brink by the quiet emoti…

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The Hollywood ReporterThe Hollywood Reporter

‘After This Death’ Review: Mía Maestro and Lee Pace in a Dud Follow-Up to Lucio Castro’s Transfixing ‘End of the Century’

Rupert Friend, Gwendoline Christie and Philip Ettinger also star in the Argentinian director’s slow-boil mystery set during the fall in upstate New York.

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DeadlineDeadline

‘After This Death’: First Look At Mia Maestro & Lee Pace In Lucio Castro’s Eerie Thriller — Berlin Film Festival

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s your first look from Lucio Castro’s sophomore feature After This Death, which is premiering at Berlinale today (February 19) as a Special Gala.  The film follows Isabel (Mia Maestro) who, when hiking alone in the mountains, meets enigmatic musician Elliott (Lee Pace) in a secluded cave, sparking an unexpected connection. When they reunite at […]

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The Moveable FestThe Moveable Fest

Lucio Castro's "After This Death" - Berlinale 2025 Film Review

Mia Maestro stars in this surreal drama as a woman whose new romance with a musician (Lee Pace) leads to reimagining her life. The post Berlinale 2025 Review: Lucio Castro’s “After This Death” Delivers an Out of Body Experience appeared first on The Moveable Fest.

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Deadline broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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