Afternoon Rain

About This Movie

Afternoon Rain captures the essence of immigrant life with a raw, almost documentary-like feel. It centers on Zaki, whose dreams collide with the stark realities of New York City. The pacing is deliberate, reflecting Zaki's gradual adaptation to his new world. The atmosphere is thick with a sense of longing and isolation, particularly seen in his interactions with Ferdy and Mira—two Indonesian immigrants who share their space and struggles. The performances are understated but powerful, immersing you in their daily lives. There's a certain authenticity in the practical effects and settings, making the whole experience feel grounded. It's a film that quietly explores themes of hope and hardship, all while retaining a subtle, introspective tone.

Documentary-like realism · Themes of isolation and hope · Strong performances by the leads