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Fictional film profile

The Last Tram

Read the complete original fictional film concept: an overnight city journey, a 94-minute illustrative runtime, language information and three sample screening times.

Drama · Original fictional concept

One city. Two strangers.
Nowhere else to be.

At the end of an ordinary Friday, Mara leaves a notebook on the last tram. Eli finds it two stops later. The first page contains a drawing of the city with a street missing.

They ride past shuttered shops and unfamiliar windows, following a route neither quite remembers. As the notebook fills with new directions, the journey becomes a conversation about the places people leave behind.

A quiet, imagined city drama told over a single night. This synopsis and poster were created for the template; no completed film, cast, director or distribution rights are claimed.

Illustrative runtime
94 minutes
Sample language
English
Genre
Drama
Classification
Not assigned · fictional concept
Format & captions
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Sample screening times

Friday 6 November 202618:00

Saturday 7 November 202618:30

Sunday 8 November 202619:00

Illustrative dates and times only. No ticket availability, seat allocation or performance is confirmed.

Before choosing a screening

Does the film have an age classification?

No. This is an original fictional concept and has no official classification. A real exhibitor must publish verified classification and admission information for actual films.

Are subtitles or audio description offered?

No format or access provision is established by the sample. Ask the venue about the exact screening, equipment and arrangements you need.

Can I book a seat here?

No. This template provides a programme and general enquiries. It does not offer ticketing or reserve seats.

Programme note

A tram travelling along a wet, illuminated city street at night

Licensed street photography used as atmosphere for an imagined story. It is not a film still or a production location claim.