After All

After All is a family drama centered on the strained relationships between three generations of women. When Verna suffers a stroke, her daughter Ellen returns home to act as a caregiver for both her mother and her teenage daughter, Haley. As Verna's mental state declines, old family secrets emerge, forcing Ellen to deal with difficult memories from her youth. Simultaneously, Haley deals with anxiety, identity struggles, and bullying at school while her domestic life becomes unstable.

The film was directed by Kerstin Karlhuber, who also served as a producer. It is the second film she has directed, following Fair Haven in 2017. The screenplay was written by Jack Bryant. The cast features Erika Christensen as Ellen Sharpe, Penelope Ann Miller as Verna Sharpe, and Kiara Muhammad as Haley Sharpe, with supporting roles played by Zach Gilford, David James Elliott, and Mike O'Malley. A total of 32 actors are credited in the production. The movie was produced in the United States by Brainstorm Media, Sublimity Entertainment, and Silent Giant Productions and has a runtime of 104 minutes.