| Last Call | |
| Director: | Christine Lucas |
| Producer: | Juan Harting |
| Music: | Andreas Bodenhöfer |
| Cinematography: | Antonio Farías |
| Editing: | Danielle Fillios |
| Runtime: | 92 minutes |
| Country: | Chile United States |
| Language: | English |
Last Call is a Chilean-American psychological thriller film. It was released in Chile on 3 January 1999, and in the United States on 8 August 1999 at the Hollywood Film Festival.
As it is a collaboration between both countries, and a Chilean production aimed at the American market, the dialogue is in English. It features American and Chilean actors such as Bastián Bodenhöfer, Elizabeth Berkley, Peter Coyote, and Lorene Prieto.[1] [2]
In a central apartment building in Santiago, three foreigners wait impatiently for a call to carry out an illegal operation in the desert. In her apartment, Helena, a lonely American woman, waits for her lover. Upstairs, Nico settles in his brother's apartment. As time goes by, tension increases, intertwining these characters' lives in a sordid and oppressive environment.[3]