The Last Song

Movie
German title	The Last Song
Original title	Permanent record
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1988
length	84 minutes
Age rating	FSK 16
Rod
Director	Marisa Silver
script	Jarre Fees ; Larry Ketron ; Alice Liddle
production	Marty Hornstein ; Frank Mancuso Jr. ; Herb Rabinowitz
music	Joe Strummer
camera	Frederick Elmes
cut	Robert Brown
occupation
	Alan Boyce : David Sinclair; Keanu Reeves : Chris Townsend; Jennifer Rubin : Lauren; Pamela Gidley : Kim; Michael Elgart : Jake; Michelle Meyrink : MG; Lou Reed : Lou Reed; Richard Bradford : Headmaster Leo Verdell; Carolyn Tomei : chemistry teacher; Kathy Baker : Martha Sinclair; Sam Vlahos : Mr. Townsend;

The Last Song (. English Title: Permanent Record ) is a 1988 in the United States under the direction of Marisa Silver incurred movie. The film produced by Paramount is a sensitively staged youth drama about friendship and self-discovery.

content

David Sinclair is one of the most gifted and popular students in his high school . When David suddenly commits suicide, the shock runs deep. Especially David's best friend Chris Townsend torments himself with self-reproach. Headmaster Verdell wants to tear Chris out of his depression and puts him in charge of the school rock band. But soon he is confronted with the same problems that David had before.

Reviews

"A gentle and quiet, sometimes poignant examination of the subject of suicide and the difficulties of the environment in understanding and processing it."

- film service

Web links

The Last Song in the Internet Movie Database (English)