Last Night

Resourceful and determined, Sandra navigates a city in crisis after scavenging for leftovers. Her car is vandalized, leaving her stranded, and she must rely on others to reach her husband. She seeks connection and a reason to live in the final hours, ultimately proposing a shared fate with Patrick as the world ends.

A thoughtful, pragmatic friend who alternates between self-preservation and empathy. He helps, hesitates, and opens up about a lost loved one as he navigates the moral complexities of helping Sandra. His reluctance to take extreme actions contrasts with other characters’ bravado, highlighting his search for meaning in the end.

Sandra's husband, a steady, practical figure who tries to reassure clients that the gas will be on until the end. His calm demeanor under pressure shows a devotion to family, but he ultimately becomes a casualty of the mob, underscoring how quickly order collapses when fear erupts.

A flamboyant, adventurous spirit who embraces all his fantasies as the end approaches. He challenges Patrick’s boundaries and offers blunt, provocative counsel about living boldly in the last hours. His sexuality and openness provoke discomfort and admiration alike.

Craig's partner in a moment of chaotic intimacy, a figure who participates in the film's frank exploration of desire and vulnerability. Her presence adds tension and complexity to the group’s last-night dynamics.

An observant figure who becomes entangled in Craig’s late-night encounters. Her actions reflect the improvisational morality of people facing the end, where boundaries blur in the name of survival and companionship.

A free-spirited presence who cranks the music and throws caution to the wind at the power company’s doors. Her impulsiveness embodies a momentary release from fear, highlighting how people seize joy even as time slips away.

Sandra’s high school friend who drives around with his cousin selling concert tickets. His presence provides a thread of normalcy—art, music, and friendship—amid the chaos, reminding the group of prior lives and possibilities.