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The Last One for the Road
ByTowne Cinema
Monday, May 18, 2026 1:15 PM
Loosely pulling from their own experiences, co-writers Francesco Sossai and Adriano Candiago brilliantly revive the beloved Commedia all’italiana style.
Carlobianchi and Doriano are penniless petty crooks in their fifties, with larger-than-life personalities. They drift through the bars and backstreets of their Veneto hometown, live on memories, small schemes, and the hope of unearthing cash an old friend once hid.
When they meet Giulio, a shy, drifting architecture student, they take him along on a rambling trip through the Venetian plains. What begins as a search for buried money turns into days of shared stories, countless drinks, and a bond none of them knew they might have been missing.
Inspired by filmmakers like Marco Ferreri, Elio Petri, Francesco Rosi, and Carlo Lizzani, this latest work pays tribute to cherished places from our youth—bars and streets that have been replaced by new developments—and calls for a reimagining of our inner maps.
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Admission Non-Member - $14.16
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Loosely pulling from their own experiences, co-writers Francesco Sossai and Adriano Candiago brilliantly revive the beloved Commedia all’italiana style. Carlobianchi and Doriano are penniless petty crooks in their fifties, with larger-than-life personalities. They drift through the bars and backstreets of their Veneto hometown, live on memories, small schemes, and the hope of unearthing cash an old friend once hid. When they meet Giulio, a shy, drifting architecture student, they take him along on a rambling trip through the Venetian plains. What begins as a search for buried money turns into days of shared stories, countless drinks, and a bond none of them knew they might have been missing. Inspired by filmmakers like Marco Ferreri, Elio Petri, Francesco Rosi, and Carlo Lizzani, this latest work pays tribute to cherished places from our youth—bars and streets that have been replaced by new developments—and calls for a reimagining of our inner maps.
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