The Last Movies, the radical, surprising and perhaps macabre programme that presents a selection of films seen by icons of the 20th century moments before their deaths, is returning to Batalha. In this second chapter, we screen the last films seen by F.W. Murnau, Agatha Christie Murnau, Agatha Christie, John F. Kennedy, Princess Diana and Jean-Luc Godard, among others.
After the success of the first edition — in which of the 131 participants who entered the cinema, 101 held out until the morning of the following day —, The Last Movies will once again be presented in marathon format.
Proposing an endurance trial throughout the night and ending the following morning, this 18-hour continuous programme will have a single ticket, and awards for persevering audience members. Contestants that reach the end of the screenings having followed all the guidelines will be awarded a BFF card valid for six months.
Developed in close collaboration with Batalha, The Last Movies 2 is curated by Stanley Schtinter, an artist, writer and programmer who has been described as an exorcist by various British tabloid newspapers.

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