Directed by:
Massy TadjedinScreenplay:
Massy TadjedinCinematography:
Peter DemingComposer:
Clint MansellCast:
Keira Knightley, Sam Worthington, Eva Mendes, Guillaume Canet, Anson Mount, Griffin Dunne, Stephanie Romanov, Scott Adsit, Samantha Hahn, Karen Pittman (more)VOD (1)
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Last Night is an upcoming dramatic romance film. The film is written and directed by Massy Tadjedin, and stars British actress Keira Knightley, Australian actor Sam Worthington, French actor Guillaume Canet and American actress Eva Mendes. It was shot in 2008 and ended shooting in December. The story follows a married couple Joanna Reed (Knightley) and Michael Reed (Worthington), apart for a night while the husband takes a business trip with a colleague (Mendes) to whom he's attracted. While he's resisting his temptation, his wife encounters her past love (Guillaume Canet It is currently in post-production. (official distributor synopsis)
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Dialogues, emotions, feelings – that’s life. A brilliant small, purely conversational film. The last moment is superb, capturing and telling everything in five seconds.
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A four-sided relationship film about love, trust, passion and unfaithfulness, precisely and sensitively depicted, and with
excellent acting performances. The music by Clint Mansell is genius. If this topic is close to your heart, you’re in for some
emotional gutting.
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The premise is simple: a married couple discusses infidelity, and both get the chance to experience it firsthand. Unfortunately, the duo of Keira Knightley and Guillaume Canet is far more intriguing and compelling than Sam Worthington and Eva Mendes. While it could have been more satisfying, it still earns a solid three stars as a neat conversational piece with palpable sexual tension.
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Lively dialogue with every line, a timeless plot, and a quiet penetration into the underbrush of the past for each of us. Massy Tadjedin gave her debut perfect casting and in turn gave me a new Closer. On this night, you see, some things happen, some things don't, and some things might change forever. And a new, uncompromising, and above all intimately personal conversation is born. I haven't felt the cold and heat of love so strongly in a long time.
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An upsetting movie. I think my paranoia has kicked in again. The cast is excellent, the wonderfully stiff Sam Worthington and the ravishing Keira (I’m glad she’s coming back to life) come across authentically, almost like a real married couple a few years on - empty words that mean nothing or just the presence of the other half? Promenades around New York give the romantic storyline a wonderful tinge, as does Mansell’s faultless music.
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