Afterglow plants a cynical seed in its provocative examination of isolation, arbitrary emotional fulfillment, and marital stagnation. Christie dutifully fills the shoes of a wounded woman so convincingly.
This review of Afterglow (1997) was written by Frank Ochieng and published by Movie Eye on 21 May 2003.
Afterglow has generally received mixed reviews.
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