A group of very different individuals with different ideas of how to face the end come together as the world is expected to end in six hours at the turn of the century.A group of very different individuals with different ideas of how to face the end come together as the world is expected to end in six hours at the turn of the century.A group of very different individuals with different ideas of how to face the end come together as the world is expected to end in six hours at the turn of the century.
- Awards
- 12 wins & 22 nominations
Chandey Michaels
- Streetcar Daughter
- (as Chandra Muszka)
Bryan Renfro
- Angry Driver
- (as Brian Renfro)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis film was a result of director Don McKellar's invitation to participate in a challenge to make a movie about the imminent Millennium. Instead of making a movie that he felt might date itself too quickly, he opted to make it about the end of the world rather than just the end of the Millennium.
- GoofsWhen Craig agrees to lend his car to Sandra and explains what kind of car it is, he tells her it's a 1970 Lime Green Super Bee with dual overhead cams. The Super Bee was never available with an engine using dual overhead camshafts. In 1970 the Plymouth Super Bee was available with three choices of engines. Base engine was the 383 Magnum, then as options there was the 440 "Six Pack" and the famed 426 "Hemi". All of these used the Overhead Valve design or "OHV" design.
- Crazy creditsSpecial thanks to the director's exploited friends.
- Soundtracks(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
Written by Tony Macaulay
Performed by The The 5th Dimension (as 5th Dimension)
Courtesy of Polygram Music Publishing Ltd.
Reproduced courtesy of Arista Records Inc. and BMG Music Canada Inc.
Featured review
I found LAST NIGHT quite thought-provoking and moving the first time I saw it and its impact on me has only grown over time. This is an amazingly sophisticated and well-executed film for a first-time director. What I find thrilling about it is both the fine balance it finds between ideas and emotional resonance and its sense of tonal unity and control. The images and music have stayed with me for years. Despite the melancholic events of the story and the sense of loss that permeates the film (after all, we are talking about the end of the world here), a mordant sense of humour and finally a romantic, optimistic heart leavens the story's darkness, without pushing the movie into cheap sentimentality or melodrama (Armageddon, anyone?). All this and only one of the most memorable closing images in modern film! Seek it out. It's worth it.
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Box office
- Budget
- $2,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $591,165
- Gross worldwide
- $591,165
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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