The Last Game

In the outskirts of Bucharest, five teenagers – Gabriel (17), Marius (14), Alberto (16), Paul (15), and Florin (16) – spend a blistering summer day in an abandoned building, drinking, smoking and having fun. Everything takes a tragic turn when a rock thrown at passing cars shatters a van’s windshield, killing a passenger. Panicked, the boys scatter, vowing to remain silent.

When news of the tragedy spread, the boys become more and more desperate to cover their tracks. Their growing paranoia fractures the group's unity, as Florin’s absence raises suspicions of betrayal and Gabriel’s violent behavior pushes the group to its breaking point.

As they run away from consequences, the boys’ loyalty is tested in ways they never imagined. Violence, betrayal and desperation drive them deeper into chaos, making them confront the fragile line between the importance of friendship and personal survival.