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The last kiss (L'ultimo bacio)

Threat advisory: High - High risk of entertaining activities

Movie propaganda

The last kiss (L'ultimo bacio) humorously follows its characters' thoughts on the fear of being single, growing old, and the struggle for personal happiness in the face of an uncertain future. The characters in this clever and involving film all have to decide whether to commit themselves to a marriage and family or to prolong their already extended adolescence.

Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film Italy romance relationship Italian drama comedy love pregnant

Persons of interest

Stefano Accorsi .... Carlo
Giovanna Mezzogiorno .... Giulia
Stefania Sandrelli .... Anna
Marco Cocci .... Alberto
Pierfrancesco Favino .... Marco
Sabrina Impacciatore .... Livia
Regina Orioli .... Arianna
Giorgio Pasotti .... Adriano
Daniela Piazza .... Veronica
Claudio Santamaria .... Paolo
Martina Stella .... Francesca
Luigi Diberti .... Emilio
Piero Natoli .... Michele
Vittorio Amandola .... Zio Mimmo
Gabriele Muccino .... Screenwriter
Gabriele Muccino .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

The last kiss official movie site
Awards and film festivals:

David di Donatello 2001: Winner 5 awards
Sundance Film Festival 2002: World cinema audience award
Cinematic Intelligence Agency Trenchcoat Awards 2003

NB: Italian language dialogue with English language subtitles
See also The last kiss
Studios and distributors:

Palace Films

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

Three men and a romantic.

The last kiss is very much a chick's flick because it betrays a lot of the secret bloke's business and ends warm fuzziness. The Italian stallions are all hot and steamy and there's also a big wedding. The blokes talk about their feelings. Despite these incongruencies, The last kiss manages to create a reasonable facsimile of real life. Especially if you're a 30-year-old guy.

It's good.

Security censorship classification

M 15+ (Adult themes, medium level sex scenes, drug use, medium level coarse language)

Surveillance time

112 minutes (1:52 hours)

Not for public release in Australia before date

Film: 19 October 2001 - Italian film Festival, Palace Norton Street
Film: 21 October 2001 - Italian film Festival, Palace Academy Twin
Film: 25 April 2002 - Melbourne, Sydney