Aftersun is a remarkable debut feature: a story of family and memory; of looking back and coming-of-age.

In a Turkish beachside resort, somewhere in the 1990s, 11 year-old Sophie and her dad, Calum, are spending the holidays together, ahead of his 31st birthday.

They have the casual, easy affection of a pair that genuinely likes each other, but under the attentive and loving exterior, we see hints of the darkness that Calum is grappling with.

In the Drawing Room, the film's writer and director Charlotte Wells discusses personal inspiration, trusting the audience, and recreating the 90s.