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Last Exit

  • Film per la TV
  • 2006
  • T
  • 1h 29min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,3/10
1067
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Kathleen Robertson and Andrea Roth in Last Exit (2006)
ActionDramaThriller

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe hours leading up to two stressful moms' car crash.The hours leading up to two stressful moms' car crash.The hours leading up to two stressful moms' car crash.

  • Regia
    • John Fawcett
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Russ Cochrane
  • Star
    • Kathleen Robertson
    • Andrea Roth
    • Noah Bernett
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,3/10
    1067
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • John Fawcett
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Russ Cochrane
    • Star
      • Kathleen Robertson
      • Andrea Roth
      • Noah Bernett
    • 25Recensioni degli utenti
    • 4Recensioni della critica
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    • Premi
      • 2 vittorie e 4 candidature totali

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    Interpreti principali35

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    Kathleen Robertson
    Kathleen Robertson
    • Beth Welland
    Andrea Roth
    Andrea Roth
    • Diana Burke
    Noah Bernett
    • Benji (10 Years Old)
    Linden Ashby
    Linden Ashby
    • Scott Burke
    Vincent Davis
    • Nathan (13 Years Old)
    Michelle Taylor
    • Breanna (11 Years Old)
    Ben Bass
    Ben Bass
    • David
    Cas Anvar
    Cas Anvar
    • Constable Salam Barakat
    France Viens
    France Viens
    • Constable Lauren Sharp
    Gianpaolo Venuta
    Gianpaolo Venuta
    • James Moore
    Rachael Crawford
    Rachael Crawford
    • Catherine Vargas
    Kent McQuaid
    Kent McQuaid
    • Daniel
    Bruce Dinsmore
    Bruce Dinsmore
    • Mr. Rogerson
    Andrew Johnston
    Andrew Johnston
    • Bob McArtle
    • (as Andrew Johnston)
    Pauline Little
    • Courier Clerk
    Spiro Malandrakis
    Spiro Malandrakis
    • Kevin Speck
    • (as Spiro Maland)
    Tim Post
    Tim Post
    • Philip (The Director)
    Christian Paul
    Christian Paul
    • Greg…
    • Regia
      • John Fawcett
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Russ Cochrane
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    Recensioni degli utenti25

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    9jodyvulture

    A movie to just watch. Don't pass judgement or comment, just watch

    This is one of those movies that is a bit like a road movie, it moves along at a smooth pace and sort of starts, continues and finishes and at the end you think..blimey!, that may have been a lot about nothing really, BUT, I didn't once look at the clock, I didn't once leave my seat, and just watched and watched.

    From the opening scene you think you know the plot, but that's the twist, you actually don't. The whole drama moves at a sufficient pace that you don't keep trying to guess the end, you just watch and learn.

    This movie is a bit like a good book, you never want to turn to the last page, you just enjoy the journey and when you reach the end you feel sufficiently satisfied to pick up another.

    Most people will be able to empathise with both lead characters, some days just turn out bad and every way you turn just throws up another obstacle. Although it's listed as a 'made for TV' movie, it shouldn't put you off, I've seen far worse at the cinema.

    Good movie, great and plausible leading ladies.. Enjoy.
    9janschbern

    Superb

    Excellent acting by the two female leads. Sharp tension throughout. Ironic intersection of chance occurrences that is totally believable even if it is plot directed. Surprises and twists where least expected. Flashbacks and forward flashes that don't detract. Shocks that are the least shocking aspects of the fast paced movement. Strength and weaknesses in all the main protagonists. All of this in a made for TV movie. A superb plot, so well shot, so well thought through. The last made for TV movie that comes to mind that was on par for such quality all round - Duel by Stephen Spielberg. This movie is more than its parts and its final moments sum up the lack of answers that fate has for people, strong women, weak men, dependent children as the case may be .... this is a film which entertains while raising questions - most of which are never answered ... and the answers provided are almost all inadequate. Tragedy is a follower of the various individuals, parents, children, bosses, underlings ....but no one necessarily realizes or acknowledges what their lives are or what it may become. When the consequences of their actions take root, the results are not necessarily what are expected, for the various participants, and for us.
    guilfisher-1

    Better than award winning CRASH

    This is a must see film all about road rage and the causes and sometimes dire results. We read about these in the papers but this movie really spells it out. Much more suspenseful than CRASH. The two ladies in the leading roles couldn't have been better choices. Both Kathleen Robertson and Andrea Roth are spellbinding. They are superb and yet only play the final scene together and that is brief. Rounding out an excellent cast are Ben Bass as Robertson's hubby and Linden Ashby as the husband to Miss Roth.

    You find yourself deeply involved with their personal and professional lives. And you care for both of them. The entire movie keeps you in your seat until it ultimately ends in the final crash scene. I was thoroughly taken with this. I also liked the young boy, Noah Bernett, who played the son to Robertson in a wheel chair.

    There's plenty of dramatic moments and even some comedic moments, Robertson chasing the delivery boy through the park. But mainly it's a lesson for all of us to learn about road rage. You must see this. Thanks also goes to the writing by Russ Cochrane and superb direction by John Fawcett. Bravo.
    8boyinflares

    A must-see thriller / drama

    "Last Exit" is a fantastic little film that details the events of a day in the life of two very different women, whose days become inexplicably intertwined simply because of a little bit of road rage. Kathleen Robertson plays Beth Welland, a lovely young woman raising a son who is in a wheelchair, and dealing with the pressures of every day life. Andrea Roth is Diana Burke, a well-to-do woman with troubled teens and a distant husband, though she seems to be doing good for herself at work, until this fateful day.

    Kathleen Robertson proves that she is a fantastic actress with the complex Beth, such an amazing performance. Andrea Roth also gives a great performance. Supporting them are Linden Ashby as Diana's husband Scott, Ben Baas, giving an amazing performance as David the father of Beth's son, and Noah Bernett, who plays Beth's son.

    "Last Exit" may be a TV movie, but it doesn't seem like it, far exceeding the usual formula of tele-movies, and featuring a great story-telling sequence, with the shocking climax being shown at the beginning - then flashing back, because the events that take place during these women's day are so interesting, you're compelled to watch.

    I think not only drivers (especially reckless ones) can benefit from watching "Last Exit", but almost everyone, for while driving is a major part of the film, the real-life issues and dilemmas the women face can be applied to almost anyones life. Well done to all involved.
    10meline_nadeau

    Must See Portrait of Two Women Pushed To The Edge

    Against a gritty urban landscape, Last Exit follows a single day in the lives of Beth Welland and Diana Burke, two mothers following two seemingly different paths. Beth (Kathleen Robertson) is a single mother to Benji, a young boy confined to a wheelchair and their cramped apartment overlooking an expressway. While Beth seems to take it all in stride, a growing desperation lurks beneath her sunny disposition. For Diana (Andrea Roth), a married mother of two with a highly successful career in advertising, life is all about keeping everybody else happy amidst the growing anxiety that she may be in over her head. In the oppressive heat of an urban summer, the lives of these two women have violently collided. And, as police officers race to their uncertain rescue, parallel flashbacks gradually bring the shards of a shattered puzzle back into focus, providing the truthful and deeply unsettling causes for the tragic effects. What ensues will change both women, together with the people they love, completely and for the rest of their lives. The film had me on the edge of my seat the entire time and I found myself deeply changed by the experience. Beth and Diana's struggle stayed with me for days and more than once, and had a profound impact on my attitude and actions when I'm behind the wheel. If you've ever experienced the frustration of daily commuting through a congested urban centre, you will relate. Last Exit is a definite must-see.

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    • Quiz
      The website that Scott is looking at on his laptop called '@sale.net' is a parody version of the real site eBay.
    • Blooper
      When the two cars crash at the end of the movie, if you look closely, you will they are actually stunt drivers and not the actresses.
    • Citazioni

      Beth Welland: What the hell was that back there, huh? You think your life i so Goddamn important that it doesent matter who you run over? Just so as long as you get where it is you need to go? Is that right? Huh? Look at me! Look at me! Do you think I don't know who you are? I know exactly who you are! What is this thing huh? What is this? Is this a mirror? What do you need a mirror for? Well you certainly didn't use it this morning when you cut me off!

      [she breaks the mirror]

      Diana Burke: Hey!

      Beth Welland: What are these? Signal lights? Oh, you don't need these either.

      [she breaks the signal lights]

      Diana Burke: What the hell?

      Diana Burke: C'mon!

      Beth Welland: You wanna screw with me? Huh? Let's go! You wanna cut me off?

      [she hits Diana's hood of her car with the telescope]

      Beth Welland: Steal my spot?

      [she hits it again]

      Beth Welland: Get me fired?

      Diana Burke: Stop it!

      Beth Welland: Steal my Goddamn kid from me? Ruin my whole Goddamn day! Do you think I wanted this? Huh? You think I actually wanted this?

      [she continues hitting the car]

      Beth Welland: This is all your Goddamn fault!

    • Colonne sonore
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      Composed by Lucinda Wolfe/Carl Allan Newman (SOCAN)

      Performed by The Tennessee Twin

      Recorded by Pete Mills

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    • Data di uscita
      • 10 giugno 2006 (Spagna)
    • Paese di origine
      • Canada
    • Sito ufficiale
      • Lifetime TV
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Montréal, Québec, Canada
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Forum Films
      • Foundry Films
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