A poet's final tour in 1953 New York, culminating in his last day at White Horse tavern.
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Why watch the movie Last Call?
""Last Call," directed by Steven Bernstein, is a poetic and poignant drama that explores the last days of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. The film takes place during Thomas' final tour in New York City in 1953, where he struggles with heavy drinking and an uncertain future. Rhys Ifans delivers a stunning performance as Thomas, capturing his passion, rage, and ultimate betrayal. The film is full of surreal moments and vivid imagery, with stunning cinematography by Antal Steinbach. The supporting cast, including Rodrigo Santoro, Romola Garai, and John Malkovich, also deliver strong performances. While the film may not be for everyone, those who appreciate poetry and character-driven dramas will find much to admire in "Last Call." Overall, "Last Call" is a beautiful and haunting portrayal of a literary icon's final days, and a must-see for fans of Dylan Thomas."
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The fictional story follows Dylan Thomas’ final tour in New York, 1953 and his last day at the White Horse tavern. Full of poetry, passion, betrayal, fantasies, memories, and an uncertain present blend into a surreal farewell to the world.