The Last Photograph Reviews



  • The Last Photograph
    • Genre : Drama
    • Release Date :
    • MPAA Rating : -
    • Duration : 85 minute(s)
    • Production Budget : -
    • Studio : Freestyle Digital Media
    • Official Site : -
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Movie Reviews

  • there's no denying Danny Huston's mastery though, both behind and in front of the camera. Here's to the filmmaker adding more vivid gems to his already-impressive portfolio
    3.5 of 5 by Alex Saveliev [Film Threat ]
  • it's also strong, sensitive, and well-performed; Lockerbie is a tragedy that's been neglected by filmmakers, and Danny Huston has conjured up a tough but rewarding story of real-life pain and hard-won healing
    4 of 5 by Eddie Harrison [The List Film (UK) ]
  • despite its moving flashbacks, Danny Huston's tale of a bookshop owner bereaved by the Lockerbie bombing fails to sustain an emotional edge; The film has its emotional moments but sometimes seems as lifeless as a faded old photo
    3 of 5 by Cath Clarke [The Guardian ]
  • Danny Huston is smart enough to keep the focus times on Hammond at all times, to his own eminently engaging performance, and to the deeply disturbing legacy of Lockerbie. A big movie beckons
    3 of 5 by Kevin Maher [The Times (UK) ]
  • a sincere yet banal drama about loss and tragedy; It is a failure of script, character and imagination; Danny Huston's work is invested and sincere, but the pathos of his film is just too detached and formulaic
    2 of 5 by Jack Hawkins [HeyUGuys ]
  • a moving elegy in a minor key; The film's real impact stems from the charismatic Danny Huston's alternately tightly restrained and highly emotive performance that keeps you fully immersed in his character's emotional turmoil
    by Frank Scheck [The Hollywood Reporter ]
  • "The Last Photograph" is many things: thriller, character study, and, to a lesser extent, coming of age romance. Yet it seamlessly balances all these elements to craft a story that grips as powerfully with its visuals as it does emotionally
    4 of 5 by Rachel Brook [One Room with a View ]

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