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Overall Rank: 9266

Average Rating: 2.5/4

# of Ratings: 28

Theatrical Release Date: 12/04/2009

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 06/22/2010

Language: English

Genre: Drama

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Michael Hoffman

Actors: James McAvoy, Christopher Plummer, Paul Giamatti, Helen Mirren, Anne-Marie Duff, Kerry Condon

Plot: Explores the turbulent final years in the life of author and philosopher Leo Tolstoy and his stormy relationship with his wife of 43 years, Sofia. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 04/05/2014

The final year of Russian socialist writer Leo Tolstoy's life comes to the screen with Christopher Plummer in the lead role and Helen Mirren portraying his wife. This movie has a pretty damn good cast and good acting but the movie does lacks on some characters in the movie.

Filmhog - wrote on 09/26/2010

I found this film terribly silly and overwrought, but never dull. It's a must-see if you're a fan of any of the cast members: they all turn in wonderful performances.

patjohnson76 - wrote on 07/19/2010

A very strong film filled with great actors and performances. The final year of the troubled marriage of Leo Tolstoy and his wife are portrayed here, along with other important figures of the time. There's really no standout - everyone is superb. In fact, I wasn't really sure who we were supposed to sympathize with, though I found Paul Giamatti's character a little bit of a weasel. Don't know how accurate the final scene is, but it is very moving. One minor complaint - all the characters are Russian, but being portrayed by actors who don't even attempt the accent (most are British). That was a little annoying at first but eventually you get past it because everyone is turning in some really strong work.

nyp09
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Amazing acting of an amazing couple

nyp09 - wrote on 04/06/2010

“The Last Station” is one of those films which you watch, and forget that you are actually watching actors act. Although the film can seem a bit slow in parts, the acting is absolutely superb and is to be celebrated. The film may not suit all film goers, as period piece author biopics are not to everybody’s liking. “The Last Station” retells the last year of celebrated author, Leo Tolstoy’s (Christopher Plummer) life. In particular, it focuses on Tolstoy’s relationship with his wife, Countess Sofya (Helen Mirren). As a result of mixed political views, their marriage of 42 years was extremely turbulent, but could also be extremely passionate and loving. The film completely captures the raw emotion of their relationship, as well as the relationships of Tolstoy and the …