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4:44 Last Day on Earth
Directed by
Abel Ferrara
R
2011
82m
Science Fiction
,
Fantasy
,
and more
4.6
48%
19%
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A look at how a painter and a successful actor spend their last day together before the world comes to an end.
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Cast of 4:44 Last Day on Earth
Willem Dafoe
Cisco
Shanyn Leigh
Skye
Toni Redman
Man on phone (voice)
Pat Kiernan
News Anchor
Francis Kuipers
Teddy
Selena Mars
Skype Dancer
Justin Restivo
Suicide
Bojana Vasik
Woman with coat
Trung Nguyen
Delivery Boy
Triana Jackson
Cisco's Daughter
Dierdra McDowell
Cisco's Ex
Natasha Lyonne
Tina
Anita Pallenberg
Sky's Mother
Paul Hipp
Noah
José Solano
Drug Dealer
Judith Salazar
Friend of Dealer
Paz de la Huerta
Woman on Street
Frank Aquilino
Man Outside Bar
Maria Grazia Schirripa
Wailing Woman
Muriel Sprissler Dafoe
Cisco's Mother
Nicholas Deceolia
Man in Window
Tenzin Gyatso
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Al Gore
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Anthony Perullo
Contrition (uncredited)
Charlie Rose
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Tyler Stone
Man in Heels (uncredited)
Thomas Michael Sullivan
Priest (uncredited)
Nicola Tranquillino
Newscaster (uncredited)
Abel Ferrara
Director / Writer
Peter Danner
Producer
Juan de Dios Larraín
Producer
Brahim Chioua
Producer
Vincent Maraval
Producer
Pablo Larraín
Producer
4:44 Last Day on Earth Ratings & Reviews
San Francisco Chronicle
Walter V. Addiego
Though it gains traction toward the end, viewers may finally feel puzzled or indifferent. You expect a bit more from the end of the world.
BrianOrndorf.com
Brian Orndorf
Uncompromising in its hallucinatory qualities and densely symbolic, 4:44 is a difficult sit, better appreciated for its appealing thespian swings than any of its intended meaning.
CinemaDope
Glenn Lovell
... the last thing we'd expect from the aging enfant terrible behind Bad Lieutenant and King of New York ... comes off as a somber testimonial/warning commissioned by a think tank overseen by Al Gore ...
rec.arts.movies.reviews
Louis Proyect
Well, it's better than "Melancholia" but strictly for Abel Ferrara fans like me.
Spirituality & Practice
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
A dreary and unappealing film about a couple of messed-up New Yorkers and what they choose to do just before the end of the world.
NPR
Scott Tobias
Rehashing old arguments in the hours before certain death is a tedious waste of time - theirs, and ours.
Movieline
Stephanie Zacharek
Watching the excessively craggy Dafoe and the excessively nubile Leigh roll around on their pre-Apocalyptic mattress was certainly good for a giggle.
Combustible Celluloid
Jeffrey M. Anderson
I can't say it's my favorite Ferrara, and it's extremely downbeat, but it's also amazingly effective for such a low-budget, maverick effort.
New York Post
V.A. Musetto
If the end of the world was just hours away, would New Yorkers still be able to get takeout? Yes, if Abel Ferrara's mind-bending "4:44 Last Day on Earth'' is any indication.
Los Angeles Times
Mark Olsen
Ferrara movingly celebrates connection, cooking life down to just its barest essence: a man, a woman and a need.
USA Today
Scott Bowles
Ferrara doesn't give his protagonists room to do much beyond have arguments and sex (though the intimacy is shot well).
New York Times
A.O. Scott
Your last day - or, as it happens, the whole planet's last day - will be just like every other one. Mr. Ferrara makes this point with ingenuity and characteristic thrift by using found news footage to provide images of apocalypse.
New York Daily News
Joe Neumaier
Dafoe, with his angular, ever-watchable Edvard Munch features, plays well off the impish Leigh, but sadly, they have little to do besides a "Last Tango at Armageddon" riff, albeit with a genuinely moving finale.
Film Journal International
Frank Lovece
The ever-original Abel Ferrara offers a stunningly believable final day among New Yorkers waiting, like the rest of the world, for the final hour of planet Earth.
AV Club
Sam Adams
The mechanics of the pending cataclysm don't interest Ferrera so much as the emotional stakes: How do people act when there's no future left?
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Ferrara's thin idea for a movie - life goes on, even when it's about to stop - would have been a lot better had he given his characters more to do.
Village Voice
Karina Longworth
It's both chamber drama and experimental found-footage film, relying heavily on appropriated media to provide context and subtext to its disaster fiction.
MSN Movies
Glenn Kenny
This is pretty standard not-with-a-bang-but-with-a-whimper-punctuated-by-an-occasional-blowup stuff.
Slant Magazine
Jaime N. Christley
It's only natural that Abel Ferrara's vision of the end of the world should take corporeal form as a quasi-autobiographical hangout movie.
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