It's a quintessential movie moment. Two people separated by decades and distance are about to meet again for the first time in more than 20 years. Sara (Kelly Lynch) is flying in; Mark (Martin Donovan) is rushing through the airport. And we hear the loudspeaker squawk: "Tom Anton. The white courtesy phone. Tom Anton." So, who is Tom Anton? He's the director of "At Last," an embarrassing vanity project he co-wrote with his wife, Sandi Russell. Read the full review
Mark and Sara were friends growing up in Michigan. When Mark's family moved to New Orleans in the early 70's, their relationship deepened with letters they wrote — until Mark's mother secretly intercepted the letters, leaving each to believe the other had rejected their love. Thirty years pass before they reconnect.
Director: Tom Anton
Starring: Martin Donovan, Kelly Lynch, M.C. Gainey, Jessica Hecht, Brooke Adams
Run time: 97 minutes
Rating: PG-13 for mature thematic issues, sexual content, drug use and brief strong language.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: F
"... poorly written, blandly acted, paper-thin movie about how two people figure out how to change their lives without giving too much thought to anyone else."
