If You Were the Last

Two astronauts are stranded aboard a damaged shuttle, cut off from any realistic hope of rescue. Adam Gherrity and Jane Kuang have enough supplies to keep breathing and eating, but the drifting craft offers no way home and no contact with Earth. With time and options running short, they turn over a question that would matter to few other people: whether to spend whatever days remain as friends or as something closer. Their disagreement over that boundary, and the strain of waiting for a rescue that may never come, drives the film.

Kristian Mercado Figueroa directed from a screenplay by Angela Bourassa, with Andrew Miano, Gabrielle Nadig and Dan Balgoyen producing. It is the first of two features Mercado Figueroa has directed, followed the same year by the Taylor Tomlinson comedy special Have It All. Anthony Mackie and Zoe Chao play the two leads, supported by Natalie Morales, Geoff Stults, Missi Pyle and Sarah Voigt. The American production runs 92 minutes and blends comedy, romance and science fiction.

On IMDb the film holds a 6.4 rating from roughly 3,700 votes, a moderate audience response, while a smaller TMDB sample of about 41 voters gives it 6.1. A critics' rating of 7.6 from 26 reviews places it noticeably above both audience scores, suggesting reviewers responded more warmly than general viewers.