Last Exit (the underground film)

Synopsis

Last Exit (2003) is a provocative underground film directed by Michael W. Dreyer. The story follows the journey of a young woman named Susan, played by Gry Bay, as she navigates through a world of dark desires and dangerous temptations. Through a series of surreal encounters and intense experiences, Susan is forced to confront her own inner demons and desires, leading to a shocking and unexpected climax. With mesmerizing cinematography and a haunting soundtrack, Last Exit delves into the depths of human psyche, pushing boundaries and challenging viewers' perceptions of reality.

Cast

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  Gry Bay

  Tanya

• Morten Vogelius

  Nigel

• Jette Philipsen

  Maria

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  Peter Damm-Ottesen

  The President

• Nicholas Sherry

  Jimmy the existential pot dealer

• John Kelleher

  Full Force Finn

Reviews

Last Exit, also known as Last Exit (the underground film), has polarized critics and audiences since its release in 2003. While some praised the film for its bold storytelling and Gry Bay's captivating performance, others found it to be overly pretentious and lacking in substance. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a modest 4.3/10 rating, with some reviewers calling it 'visually stunning but narratively flawed.' On the other hand, IMDb users rated it as low as 2.8/10, with comments criticizing its convoluted plot and gratuitous nudity. Despite the divisive opinions, Last Exit continues to intrigue and mystify viewers with its enigmatic narrative and atmospheric visuals.