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Short film · 24:14

The Last Conversation

A film by Badr Farha.

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01 / The story

A New York recording

A man’s long-held secrets surface as his mother approaches death, forcing him to confront his guilt.

Format
Short film
Running time
24:14
Filmmaker
Badr Farha
Channel release
21 July 2018
YouTube views · as of October 21, 2026
11,527
02 / Behind the camera

Meet the filmmaker.

Portrait of Badr Farha
Michelle Castro

Badr Farha

Badr Farha is a filmmaker and art director. After studying marketing at the American University of Beirut and working in advertising, he pursued filmmaking in New York and graduate study in Los Angeles. His films include The Last Conversation and Margaret.

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03 / More from the film

Around the work.

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04 / On screen

The cast.

Portrait of Christopher Callen
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Christopher Callen

Christopher Callen works across film, television and theatre. Her screen credits include Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Music City Mistletoe. She collaborated with Badr Farha on The Last Conversation before appearing in Margaret.

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05 / Making the film

Behind the story.

A New York recording

The score by Julián De La Chica was performed by the Scorchio Quartet in New York, according to the film’s production company.

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A continuing collaboration

The Last Conversation brought together director Badr Farha and actors Don Lucas and Christopher Callen. Callen later reunited with Farha for Margaret.

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06 / The people behind the film

Made together.

A film by
Badr Farha
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