
The Last Sunrise: Trailer, Cast & Release Date News
Director
Carlson Young
Language
EN
Release
2026-08-26
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Prime Video has released the first trailer for “The Last Sunrise,” the upcoming romance-drama starring Maia Reficco and Fernando Lindez, offering a first look at a summer love story set against the sun-drenched backdrop of Majorca. The streaming service dropped the preview on July 28, ahead of the film’s August 26 premiere on the platform.
Directed by Carlson Young, the feature follows Oriah “Ry” Pera, a young American navigating both health struggles and a sense of obligation to her family. Played by Maia Reficco, Ry travels to the Spanish island for what is meant to be a restorative summer, only to cross paths with Julián Garcia, a charismatic local portrayed by Fernando Lindez. The trailer teases the magnetic pull between them, even as Ry’s pre-planned return to the United States and her family’s expectations threaten to pull her away from the connection she is building.
The footage emphasizes the emotional tug-of-war at the story’s core: a woman forced to decide between following her heart and honoring commitments that have shaped her life. In one sequence, Ry is seen confiding in a friend, her face a mixture of hope and hesitation, while later shots capture her and Julián sharing a quiet moment on a cliff overlooking the sea. The trailer also quickly introduces Isolde Pera, Ry’s mother, played by Eva Longoria, who appears to represent the familial pressures weighing on the protagonist.
A supporting cast rounds out the world of “The Last Sunrise,” including Chloe Sweetlove as Amara, Andrés Velencoso as Mateo Garcia, Sabrina Bartlett as Prisha, Molly B. Thomas as Sofia, and Razan Nassar as Chloe. The ensemble is expected to weave in subplots involving local friendships and the Garcia family dynamic, but the trailer keeps the focus squarely on the central romance and Ry’s internal conflict.
Carlson Young, who previously directed the horror-comedy “The Blazing World,” shifts gears here into more grounded romantic territory. The trailer suggests a visual style rich in natural light, with sweeping shots of Majorca’s coastline, terraced hills, and cobblestone streets - a deliberate choice to immerse audiences in the island’s romantic atmosphere. Young has described the film in earlier promotional materials as a meditation on the moments that force people to reevaluate their priorities, though no direct quotes from the director appear in the trailer or the accompanying press release.
The release date of August 26 places “The Last Sunrise” in the final stretch of summer, a strategic slot for a romance built around a fleeting seasonal encounter. Prime Video has been expanding its original film slate with genre fare ranging from action to comedy, and this project represents a more intimate, character-driven addition to that library.
Maia Reficco, known for her role in the series “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,” takes on a lead role that demands vulnerability and resilience. Her character Ry has health challenges - details of which the trailer does not fully specify - that add a layer of urgency to her decisions. Fernando Lindez, a Spanish model and actor making one of his first major film appearances, plays Julián as both charming and grounded, a local whose life is tied to the island in ways that Ry’s is not.
Eva Longoria’s casting as Isolde Pera brings a recognizable presence to a supporting role that could serve as an emotional anchor or an obstacle, depending on how the script develops her character. Longoria has balanced acting with producing in recent years, and her involvement here may signal the film’s ambitions to reach a broad audience.
No runtime has been announced for “The Last Sunrise,” and the TMDb rating stands at zero, given the film has not been reviewed yet. With the trailer now live, attention will turn to how audiences react to the chemistry between Reficco and Lindez, and whether the story can distinguish itself within a crowded romance genre.
Prime Video is likely to promote the film through social media clips and behind-the-scenes content between now and release, but the trailer offers the first full window into its tone and stakes. As Ry stands at a crossroads in both her personal health journey and her romantic life, “The Last Sunrise” asks whether love can outweigh a carefully planned future - and whether a summer in Majorca can change everything.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
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