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MOVIE

The Last Time I Committed Suicide

2.6
(90)
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Rating
R
Duration
1h 33m
Year
1998
Language
English
Publisher
Multicom Entertainment Group

About

Beat Poet Neal Cassady is pulled between two women, Mary (Gretchen Mol), a teen temptress and Joan (Forlani), his first true love. Based on a letter written by Cassady to his friend, author Jack Kerouac, this beautifully photographed film is about the choices people make and how they alter the course of one's life.

Related Subjects

  • Drama

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Reviews

    "You didn't have to dye your hair green, pierce your tongue and wear bizarre eye makeup to stand out as a flaming rebel in the late 1940s. All you had to do was chain-smoke, play pool, listen to be-bop and break girls' hearts. That's the portrait of the 20-year-old Neal Cassady (flashily played by the newcomer Thomas Jane) that emerges in Stephen Kay's snazzy-looking but slight film, "The Last Tim
    Stephen Holden, New York Times

    Artists

    Stephen KayDirector
    Stephen KayWriter
    Neal CassadyWriter
    Donald KushnerProducer
    Peter LockeProducer
    Thomas JaneActor
    Keanu ReevesActor
    Claire ForlaniActor
    Adrien BrodyActor
    Marg HelgenbergerActor
    Gretchen MolActor