The Last One for the Road
Loosely pulled from their own experiences, co-writers Francesco Sossai and Adriano Candiago’s The Last One for the Road is a whimsical, wistful, charming and boozy romp through the Italian countryside, beautifully shot on grainy film.
This is an Italian language film and will be subtitled
Loosely pulled from their own experiences, co-writers Francesco Sossai and Adriano Candiago’s The Last One for the Road is a whimsical, wistful, charming and boozy romp through the Italian countryside, beautifully shot on grainy film.
Carlobianchi (Sergio Romano) and Doriano (Pierpaolo Capovilla) are charismatic criminals with big personalities and a treasure trove of stories from their glory days. They survive on anecdotes and bar fare, and their bills are getting harder to pay. If only they could dig up the cash their old pal Genio (Andrea Pennacchi) buried before he left for Argentina…
When they meet sweet, hapless architecture student Giulio (Filippo Scotti), Carlobianchi and Doriano take him under their grizzled wings and embark on a road trip through the Venetian plains to revive his zest for life.