Afternoon

Afternoon tells the story of a couple of old friends who come together to drown their sorrows. As they reminisce, they confront their own bitterness while interacting with the naivety of a young newlywed. The film highlights the contrasts between youthful optimism and the more jaded perspectives of its older characters.

With a focus on smoking, drinking, and the complexities of friendship, this film resonates with viewers familiar with the struggles of adult life. The performances by Rachel Davies, Pauline Moran, and Julie North add depth to the narrative, showcasing the dynamics of old friendships and the impact of time on relationships. Afternoon reflects the comedic yet poignant exploration of life's challenges that characterized the era of early 1980s British television.