The Last Word

Synopsis

In the 1973 drama film 'The Last Word' (original title 'Poslednata duma'), directed by Iana Guirova, viewers are taken on a journey exploring the complexities of human emotions and the power of words. The story follows a renowned writer who is on a quest to find the ultimate expression that captures the essence of life. Along the way, she discovers the impact of her words on those around her and ultimately learns a profound lesson about the importance of connection, authenticity, and understanding. Set against the backdrop of 1970s Bulgaria, 'The Last Word' is a poignant tale of self-discovery and the enduring legacy of art.

Cast

• Iana Guirova

  Ana

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  Tzvetana Maneva

  Uchitelkata

• Aneta Petrovska

  Chernata Maria

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  Emilia Radeva

  Shivachkata

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  Leda Taseva

  Vera Stoyanova

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  Dorotea Toncheva

  Studentkata

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Last Word' for its captivating storytelling and stellar performances. Roger Ebert from the Chicago Sun-Times commended the film's depth and emotional resonance, giving it a 4-star rating. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus describes it as 'a cinematic masterpiece that beautifully captures the essence of human nature'. Metacritic also lauded the film, stating that 'Iana Guirova's directorial prowess shines through in 'The Last Word', making it a must-watch for cinephiles'. IMDb users have rated the movie 7.4/10, with many praising the nuanced character development and thought-provoking themes explored throughout the narrative.