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Still hurting after her breakup with Tabby, rebellious Heidi is angry at everyone – especially Brayden, the boy she blames for ruining everything. But when a revenge prank goes too far and Saffron gets caught in the fallout, Heidi finds herself stuck in after-school detention with the one girl she never expected to understand her.
As their forced time together turns into something more honest, Saffron begins to see past Heidi’s bad-girl reputation, while Heidi struggles to let anyone get close again. But moving on means facing the truth about what happened, who she hurt, and whether she’s brave enough to risk falling for someone new.
Funny, raw and emotionally charged, After School is an LGBTQ+ coming-of-age romance about anger, loneliness, second chances, and the unexpected person who sees the real you.
Zangerstein
Saffron have appeared for like 5-10 minutes, and I already wanted to see more of her. The actress did a great job of showing she has so much feelings kept deep down. After what happened in The Sleepover, I’m all IN for this. Heidi is, by far, my favorite character on the show. We may have seen her a lot, but honestly, we barely know her. She didn’t open up herself fully to Tabby, hence didn’t get her full trust back. So if Saffron will be the one to figure that out I’m here to see it.
Giulia Pracchia
it’s very high quality product, it deserve all our support. LOVE flunk 😀
Samith Roza
It’s such a sad ending for Tabby and Heidi in the sleepover. They are so cool together. But, why is it saffron that will discover the real Heidi? Why not Tabby? I hope Tabby and Heidi have a happy ending in the future. Love you guys and Flunks so much ❤️
Zangerstein
I’ve just watched the film (twice now!), and I hope Season 3 is here already!
I’m so happy that Heidi finally did it for herself, and what she saw about Jade and how Saffron just staying kind to her (despite her being totally rude) was what opened her up. Her accepting that being vulnerable and open to others is okay. Also, accepting that she’s wrong is okay. And that she needs to make amends.
I also like where she and Saffron decided to be in for now.
I can get why Saffron is doing what she’s been doing (keeping secrets), it raises the complications but at the same time – like, it’s not yet clear, so what’s there to say?
The only one complaint in the movie is that, we STILL, only know the surface about Saffron. But, the movie is quite short (I can watch 3 hour films…so)
I can’t wait for Season 3, because I’m hoping there’s more to her. That short clip on S3 at the end where she’s drinking seems like she’s going to show her “shadow self” (see: Carl Jung), or a part of herself that she’s been repressing).
Saffron and Tabby’s friendship is so lovely, but it’s being tested. Technically, they have so much in common. But, Saffron, at her age, is now finding who she wants to be and what she wants. These are showing up more and more, and it confuses Tabby.
Astrid finally doing what she really wants. Honestly, I don’t think it’s about priorities, but knowing what your partner actually wanted to do. She’s in High School (!) and her dreams (which we don’t have an inkling of yet) is being minimized. She deserves a lot more.
I love that her friendship with Heidi became solid in this movie.
Currently, Heidi, Saffron and Astrid are my favorite characters, there’s just a lot to unpack about their personalities.
Tabby, right now, is someone who acts true to herself (she’s been consistent since S2).
PS. Ruby is so funny in this one! I know she’s a sass, but hey, can we have more of this Ruby. And Brayden is still the ultimate Girl-Bro (I think I just coined this term from Girl-Dad)
Overall, great job FLUNK Team. More power and success to to you all.
Walt Partymiller
It is a great follow-up to the Sleepover. Lot’s of drama with Heidi, lots, but a lovely happy ending. Jennifer Lawrence’ s twin sister (Georia/Tabby) does a short but sweet performance in several places. So good to see her, giving sound advice to Saffon. Loved the happy ending- good job Ric. I’m ready for the next film. Enjoyed this so much, though it took some time to get into it. If folks are going to wait a week between episodes, it may drive you nuts- just cough up the payment to watch the entire film- it’s well worth it. Recommended!
Michael Hand
Charming and adorable, amazing what can be done with a small budget and a huge level of creativity, and some wonderful actors. Summary: Heidi is a complicated character.
Walt Partymiller
Emily (Astrid) did an exceptionally fine job- very touching. Nice work Emily, you are beautiful inside and out. The entire cast was fantastic/great screen writing, Ron.
Mia-Rose Calvert
Please tell me there is an extended version or another sequel that includes Saffron’s backstory because that was not fair to her character at all, the only new piece of information the audience got was that she’s sick and that plot was forgotten.If Jaz and Astrid were going to break up anyway that could have happened way sooner instead of spending so much time having the same argument about study so Saffron’s character could have been explored more because her personality is so intriguing!
I love her character and the actress who plays her but it’s pointless to break up Heidi and Tabby, introduce a new character as Heidi’s love interest and then not spend any time getting to know that new character. There was plenty that could have been explored that was briefly mentioned such as her father dating someone I assume is not her mother, her illness, her beliefs, I was wondering also if she had ever had a girlfriend before because she seemed to not want to tell Heidi or Brayden that she was gay, but none of this was ever brought up again and I don’t know why unless it will be addressed next season.
That being said, I think all the girls (and Brayden) performed their roles excellently. I loved seeing more of Tabby and Saffron’s friendship, Astrid’s support of Heidi as a friend and Saffron breaking down Heidi’s walls. Heidi seems as though she has had a very hard upbringing and it was lovely to see her finally get to be happy, it’s definitely worth the money and there are a lot of cute moments.
Emma Powe
Heidi makes me feel like I need a cigarette, my poor stressed out red head. Can’t wait for season 3 ❤️
emong b
I want more, can’t wait for season 3. =)
Written by Ric Forster
Directed by Samuel Galloway
Produced by Ric Forster & Melanie Rowland