LA ÚLTIMA CANCIÓN
SHORT-FILM (SPAIN)
sYNOPSIS
Rosario, a 67-year-old woman who was once a celebrated pop star, lives a monotonous, passionless life. One evening, upon seeing herself on an old television program, she decides to sing her old songs in the subway — unleashing a night where desire, and the need to feel alive, will sweep her into the unknown.
STARRING Ángela Molina & Albert Pla
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY María Lorente-Becerra
PRODUCED BY Mamma Roma Films
IN COPRODUCTION WITH EFD Studios, Indómita,
The Black Cactus Studios
YEAR / LENGHT 2026/ 24 min
CINEMATOGRAPHY Núria Gascón
GENRE Psychological Drama
BUDGET 85.000€
STATUS Due for release
THE AUTHOR’S STATEMENT
This film was born from a vital question: what do we feel when we believe no one sees us? One day, by chance, I filmed a 60-year-old woman dancing among young people, ignored by everyone. That image awakened in me the need to tell her story — a fiction that reflects the truth of many women about identity and the fear of aging. I wanted to explore female aging as a territory of desire, contradiction, and beauty, where the fear of disappearing coexists with a fierce drive to keep living, even when we don’t always know how.s film was born from a vital question: what do we feel when we believe no one sees us? One day, by chance, I filmed a 60-year-old woman dancing among young people, ignored by everyone. That image awakened in me the need to tell her story — a fiction that reflects the truth of many women about identity and the fear of aging. I wanted to explore female aging as a territory of desire, contradiction, and beauty, where the fear of disappearing coexists with a fierce drive to keep living, even when we don’t always know how.
María Lorente-Becerra
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