Last Supper

This 50-minute film presents a unique narrative where an elite group hosts a book-signing party for a writer who never arrives. As the guests engage in discussions about identity and success, the local residents observe the contrast between their realities and the guests' obsessions.

The film's exploration of social dynamics and class disparity makes it a significant piece for those interested in thought-provoking drama. With its setting in Harlem, it resonates with the complexities of urban life and cultural intersections. Collectors may find value in the film's commentary on society, framed through Robert Frank's distinctive directorial vision.