Bukowski: The Last Straw

Year: 2008

Runtime: 74 mins

Language: English

Documentary

The Last Straw documents Charles Bukowski’s final live poetry reading, held on March 31 1980 at The Sweetwater, a small music club in Redondo Beach, California. The film captures the intimate atmosphere, Bukowski’s raw performance style, and preserves the moment of his last public recitation for posterity.

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