The Last Supper

• Comedy
• Thriller
• Crime
• Drama

A darkly comedic thriller unfolds as a dinner party amongst disillusioned liberals spirals into a shocking pact: enacting violent retribution against polarizing right-wing media figures. Fueled by wine, escalating frustrations, and biting satire, the film doesn’t revel in the acts themselves but dissects the creeping justifications and self-deception within a privileged, politically-charged circle. It’s a provocative exploration not of political ideology but of the moral compromises born from intellectual elitism and the seductive allure of enacting perceived justice, manifesting as a macabre performance of increasingly desperate measures. The film’s chilling ambiguity lingers not on graphic details, but on the unraveling of polite society and the haunting question of where righteous anger ends and monstrous behavior begins.