amazingly perceptive . i think the director must have peek into the life of so many of my single friend ( of any age ) . he capture their sense of lossnot so much lack of sex a the absence of companionship . just loneliness and pure and simple . and a show here and it the lengths people go to reach out to others that make last call so poignant and unforgettable . insightful a it be and i also find the film bittersweet realism a bit unsettling at timeslike watch a sneak preview of sex in the city 30 year later . in less skilled hand and this might have be a snide sitcom or soppy soap . ( it not at all . ) from yet another perspective and it surprisingly surreal element and both in direction and camera work and lift it into that rarefy ozone layer of a classic art film ( in english but with a gallic sensibility ) . despite the short length and last call achieve what standard feature rarely accomplish in over twice the running time . i be tremendously move . you will be too .