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'The Last Day' Review: Rachel Rose's Debut Feature Starring Alicia Vikander and Victoria Pedretti

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Kate Erbland

2d ago· 7 min readenReview

Summary

Rachel Rose's feature directorial debut "The Last Day" is a film review that examines how the movie uses air sirens in a small town as a destabilizing narrative device. The review highlights Alicia Vikander's solid performance but particularly praises Victoria Pedretti's stunning portrayal. The film is described as a take on "Mrs. Dalloway," using periodic sirens to keep both characters and audiences on edge throughout the story set in Mount Kisco, New York.

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Piercing, unpredictable, wailing, the sirens could make anyone feel a little out of their mind.
In Rachel Rose's feature directorial debut, 'The Last Day,' those sirens serve as one of many punctuating — and, occasionally, quite conspicuous — elements to keep its characters and audience destabilized.
Vikander is solid, but it's Victoria Pedretti who stuns in Rachel Rose's debut feature.
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Vikander is solid, but it's Victoria Pedretti who stuns in Rachel Rose's debut feature.

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