I can certainly relate to some of it, more to do with the thoughts, when I was real low, separated from wife and kids and feeling like there is no point. But besides the familiarity, this was very well done and great acting by both "Beth" and "Scott"! I have come to the conclusion that if a movie is Canadian, then most likely it will be worth my time, rarely disappointed! This one is worth watching, I didn't move from my spot.

Lost in pain and loneliness, Scott (Daved Wilkins) calls the suicide prevention hotline one night yet accidentally reaches Beth (Sarah Booth),who works as a janitor at a local community college.

It's a story that may have been told before, but never like this. That's because the entire film was made as two continuous shots, with two crews filming simultaneously in different parts of a city to create one movie. Think of it as One Cut of the Dead meets Wicked, Wicked, as Last Call employs split-screens to tell both of its stories at the same time.

To match the action unfolding on the screen in real time, composed Adrian Ellis also had musicians play the entire soundtrack while watching the film from start to finish. It adds a really great touch to a movie that has a lot going for it.

Gavin Michael Booth, who directed this, is also a writer, producer, cinematographer and editor. His other project that I know of is The Scarehouse, which I am going to track down and see if it's as well-made as this movie.

Amazing movie. It's so powerful and creative. I love the one shot split screen, as soon as my mind adjusted it felt like my eyes were "cutting"back and forth between scenes. Acting was top notch. Also, how did they match the shots so well? Feat of filmmaking.