After the Screaming Stops is a documentary film that follows the reunion of twin brothers Matt and Luke Goss, who were part of the successful 1980s boy band Bros. The film primarily focuses on their comeback concert at London's O2 Arena, which marked the brothers' first performance together in 28 years.
The film chronicles the brothers' complicated relationship and explores their issues with one another, including Luke's decision to leave the band in the 1990s. It also touches on their personal lives, with Matt revealing his struggles with anxiety and Luke discussing his move to Los Angeles and his acting career.
The documentary includes interviews with family, friends, and colleagues, as well as footage of the brothers working on their music and preparing for the concert. The film also explores the cultural impact of Bros and the intense fandom that surrounded them in their heyday.
After the Screaming Stops received critical acclaim upon its release in 2018, with many reviewers praising the candid and vulnerable portrayal of the Goss brothers and their relationship. The film has been described as a must-see for fans of Bros and anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes workings of the music industry.