The Last Ride 2016
"A dying boy's last wish? Sex!"
In the bittersweet comedy-drama The Last Ride (2016), director Nam Dae-joong crafts a story that blends raw honesty with unexpected humor. The film follows Go-hwan, a young man battling Lou Gehrig's disease whose final wish isn't grand or dramatic—it's surprisingly intimate.
Director: Nam Dae-joong
Cast
Ryu Deok-hwan
Go-hwan
Ahn Jae-hong
Gap-deok
Kim Dong-young
Nam-joon
Jeon No-min
Go-hwan's Father
Jeon Mi-seon
Go-hwan's Mother
Lee Han-wi
Gap-deok's Father
Lee Byeong-heon
The Thug
Han Kuk-jin
Homeroom Teacher
Bae Jung-hwa
Goddess
Yoo Jung-Rae
Reporter
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Last Ride (2016) about?
Go-hwan, a man with Lou Gehrig's disease, faces his final days with a surprisingly unconventional request: he wants to experience sex for the first and last time. His loyal friends rally to make his dying wish a reality, leading to a night of laughter, tears, and unexpected lessons about life and death.
Who directed The Last Ride?
Nam Dae-joong directed The Last Ride (2016), bringing a rare blend of sharp humor and emotional resonance to this offbeat comedy-drama.
Who stars in The Last Ride?
The film features Ryu Deok-hwan, Ahn Jae-hong, Kim Dong-young, and Jeon No-min as Go-hwan's devoted friends, alongside Jeon Mi-seon and Lee Han-wi in supporting roles.
Is The Last Ride (2016) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, The Last Ride (2016) offers a bold, unconventional take on mortality that fans of quirky comedies will appreciate. Its mix of dark humor and tender moments makes it a memorable watch, though sensitivities around its themes should be considered.
How long is The Last Ride?
The Last Ride (2016) runs for 93 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the story engaging without overstaying its welcome.
About The Last Ride (2016) — A Comedy Where Life's Last Ride Gets Wild
In the bittersweet comedy-drama The Last Ride (2016), director Nam Dae-joong crafts a story that blends raw honesty with unexpected humor. The film follows Go-hwan, a young man battling Lou Gehrig's disease whose final wish isn't grand or dramatic—it's surprisingly intimate.
As his close-knit group of friends grapple with his prognosis, Go-hwan's request for one last experience before death sets the stage for a journey that's equal parts heartfelt and hilarious. The Last Ride (2016) dives into themes of mortality, friendship, and the absurdity of life's final moments, all wrapped in the director's signature blend of dark comedy and emotional depth.
