The Last Kiss

Synopsis

The Last Kiss (L'ultimo bacio), a heartfelt Italian drama released in 2001, follows the trials and tribulations of a group of friends in the midst of life-altering decisions. Stefano Accorsi portrays Carlo, a man facing the challenges of adulthood as he struggles with commitment, parenthood, and the complexities of modern relationships. As Carlo navigates through his emotions, the film delves into the raw and emotional realities of love, friendship, and the consequences of impulsive decisions. With a compelling narrative and a stellar cast, The Last Kiss explores the depths of human emotions, leaving viewers captivated by its poignant storytelling and relatable characters.

Cast

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  Stefano Accorsi

  Carlo

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  Giovanna Mezzogiorno

  Giulia

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  Stefania Sandrelli

  Anna

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  Martina Stella

  Francesca

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  Claudio Santamaria

  Paolo

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  Giorgio Pasotti

  Adriano

Reviews

The Last Kiss has received mixed reviews from critics, showcasing its realistic portrayal of relationships and life choices. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 73%, citing its honest depiction of adult dilemmas. Metacritic gives it a score of 65/100, emphasizing the film's emotional depth and character development. While some critics praise the authentic performances and engaging storyline, others point out pacing issues and predictability. IMDb's rating of 6.9/10 reflects the overall consensus that The Last Kiss is a thought-provoking exploration of love and consequences, despite its flaws. 'A captivating drama that resonates with emotional truths' - The Guardian. 'An intimate look at the complexities of modern relationships' - IndieWire.