La última película

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La última película

2013

1h 28m

Western

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The Mayan Apocalypse interrupts an American filmmaker's location scout in the Yucatán.

Noel Murray

The Dissolve

Taken less as a statement (or prank), though, and more as a series of purely cinematic moments, La ltima Pelcula is frequently funny and beautiful.

Rated: 3/5

Jan 9, 2015

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Andy Webster

New York Times

Amusing as Mr. Perry is, it is Mr. Martin and Mr. Peranson's exuberant, often lyrical imagery that distinguishes "La ltima Pelcula."

Jan 8, 2015

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Tomas Hachard

NPR

ltima pelcula becomes a movie about finality, about the ways we stand in awe of end-times even as they strike fear in us ...

Jan 8, 2015

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John Fink

The Film Stage

Complex, rich and often very funny, the feature is also a love letter to film, and, at the same time, a complete cop-out.

Rated: B

Feb 25, 2016

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Ethan Alter

Film Journal International

Pelcula starts to feel repetitious and hermetically sealed, a prolonged joke that's unsustainable precisely because it's targeted at such an ultra-specific audience.

Jan 8, 2015

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Jake Cole

Movie Mezzanine

Often riotously funny, the film also attains an evocative beauty.

Rated: A-

Feb 5, 2014

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Audience Member

A wry, amusing, arch comedy about pretensions - both behind the camera among the filmmakers, and in front of the camera among those gathered to experience the end of the Mayan calendar. A rather dadaesque approach leaves the audience a bit off balance unless they can just let go of expectations. In an odd bit of synchronicity, a segment of dialogue delivered by the "director" character paralleled, and even intersected, statements made by Godfrey Reggio about his movie VISITORS at a screening/Q&A I'd attended a few days earlier.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

01/12/23

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It's a patchwork of the engaging, the confusing, the distracting, the entertaining and the strange.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

02/17/23

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Raya Martin

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Mark Peranson

Director

Raya Martin

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Mark Peranson

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Pablo Cruz

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Raya Martin

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Synopsis

The Mayan Apocalypse interrupts an American filmmaker's location scout in the Yucatán.

Director: Raya Martin, Mark Peranson
Producer: Pablo Cruz, Raya Martin, Mark Peranson, Tine Fischer
Screenwriter: Raya Martin, Mark Peranson
Production Co: Cinematografica, Faliro House Productions, Canana Films
Genre: Western
Original Language: English
Runtime: 1h 28m