About Last Night...

In the summer of 1980, Danny Martin and his friend Bernie Litko are engrossed in an outrageous story Bernie shares about kinky sex. The wild tale includes unusual elements like a flak suit and a tape recorder, leaving Danny questioning the normalcy of sexual relationships.

Danny and Bernie play softball in the park where they attract the attention of Debbie Sullivan and her friends. After the game, the group heads to Mother's sports bar, leading to Danny's first encounter with Debbie.

After introducing himself to Debbie, Danny invites her back to his apartment to listen to his new stereo. Their chemistry leads them to make love, but Debbie leaves abruptly in the middle of the night, not wanting to appear too forward.

Debbie confides in her friend Joan about her spontaneous night with Danny, admitting it was driven by raw physical attraction. This admission marks a shift in her feelings and sets the stage for their evolving relationship.

Despite claiming the first night was a mistake, Debbie succumbs to her feelings for Danny once more when they meet at Mother's. They share secrets and intimacy, leading to an overnight stay and deepening their connection.

As their relationship blossoms, Danny and Debbie indulge in romantic outings, missing work to enjoy each other's company. Their days are filled with laughter and affection, oblivious to the consequences of their choices.

At work, the impacts of Danny's relationship start showing as he misses a crucial deal. Mr. Favio threatens his commission, which puts a strain on Danny as Bernie warns him to limit calls to Debbie.

During a conversation, Danny expresses his desire to own a restaurant, revealing his long-term aspirations. This moment highlights both his ambitions and the underlying tension between him and Debbie about their future.

As Danny and Debbie decide to live together, they face numerous compromises regarding their lifestyles. Tensions arise when Danny worries that being open about his struggles might make him less appealing to Debbie.

The couple's relationship is further strained during a chaotic Thanksgiving dinner filled with disagreements. Differences in opinion about household responsibilities and past relationships resurface, leading to a major argument.

Debbie faces unwanted attention from her boss Steve, causing strain between her and Danny. When Danny learns of Steve's advances, he struggles with jealousy and insecurity, leading to a wordless tension between them.

After months of conflict, Danny declares that their relationship isn't working and that he doesn’t love Debbie anymore. This emotional moment leads to Debbie moving out, marking a significant turning point for both of them.

In the months that follow, both Danny and Debbie attempt to move on with their lives, seeing other people. However, Danny finds it hard to forget about Debbie, leading him to call her at work, which she refuses.

At a St. Patrick's Day party, Danny and Debbie unexpectedly run into each other. Despite Danny's attempts to express his feelings, Debbie insists that she has moved on, leaving him heartbroken.

After taking a big step, Danny quits his job and buys Gus's diner, indicating a desire for change. Meanwhile, Debbie reflects on her past with Danny and realizes they both need to confront their issues before moving forward.