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The Last Day

OT: The Last Day

Rachel Rose | United States 2026

Feature | 99 min | FFHH 2026

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What if your life no longer feels like it’s yours any more? A summer’s day between freedom, motherhood and the longing to start again. On July 4th, writer Julia (Alicia Vikander) is preparing a party in New York. Since her father’s death, she has stopped writing and while she roams the city she keeps coming across traces of a life she once had or could have had. At the same time, young Taylor (Victoria Pedretti) is struggling with three children, an infant and exhaustion that no one else seems to register. The paths of these two women cross only fleetingly, but their lives contain the same question: when one is only there for others, what remains of oneself?


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Rachel Rose lives and works as an artist in New York and is known for her immersive video installations. The Last Day is inspired by Virginia Woolf’s novel "Mrs Dalloway" and had its premiere at the Tribeca Festival in New York.

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02.10.2026     18:45 Uhr

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Original Title: The Last Day

International Title: The Last Day

Category: Feature

Section: Transatlantic

Version & Subtitles: English OV

Director & Screenplay: Rachel Rose

Cast/Protagonists: Alicia Vikander, Victoria Pedretti, Wagner Moura

Production country: United States

Year of Production: 2026

Length: 99 min

Producer: Lucie Elwes, Rachel Rose, Mason Plotts, Pamela Koffler, Christine Vachon

Production company: Killer Films


Cinematography: Eric K. Yue

Editor: Taylor Levy

Music: Sofia Degli Alessandri

Production Design: Olivia Peebles

Costume Design: April Napier

Casting: Rebecca Dealy

Co-producer: Alex Peace-Power

co-production company: Luma Projects, Natural Features

World Sales: WestEnd Films

Kontakt: Lucie Braverman / WestEnd Films



recommended for ages 12 and up


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