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Last Date (2025)
Anthony, a well-meaning philosophy professor, is on what should be a charming first date with Lucia, an American art student seeking inspiration in Italy. As sparks begin to fly, the evening takes a wildly unexpected turn when his larger-than-life, no-filter Italian mother storms into the restaurant.
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Anthony, a well-meaning philosophy professor, is on what should be a charming first date with Lucia, an American art student seeking inspiration in Italy. As sparks begin to fly, the evening takes a wildly unexpected turn when his larger-than-life, no-filter Italian mother storms into the restaurant.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Anshika Bhardwaj, Megan Bradley
In Theaters:4/28/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
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