Just read a reviewer complaining about the ending and about the absence of character growth... This film is good as it is.... also the ending....(people apparently don't know what to make of it. But Joseph, the sweet lawyer, came to Fire Island for literally some fire in his life. We already saw him being sexually interested in L's body when L was lying on the bed drunk. When he ran away at the end of the film. He stopped. He realised he wasn't chased. And immediately he sensed something bad probably happened to his new lover, L's best friend. And in that realisation moment he calmed down and looked back at the house, where he was coming from. Looking back at and still being attracted to L. My guess is he returned to the house. To be with L). We learned enough about the protagonists to make the story work... I am not missing any character development here.... the acting was top notch in this one... really extraordinary ... especially Ramón Olmos Torres, who is playing Joseph... he is so natural as this shy, socially awkward young lawyer... He should become a big shot Hollywood actor... And Gabriel Sloyer really splashed off the screen: really good actor ... if someone can act these subtle emotions then you can act... I am really okay with the ending, we can fill it in ourselves... I give it a 10 because the score in here is waaaaayyyyy too low.... Production values were quite good, and the casting was really good... Wished I could see more productions of these people...ah and the nice soundtrack is available to stream on Spotify, I saw ...
Review of Last Ferry
