Charlie Reed's career isn't in the best of health. It's twenty years since his starring role at 14 in the debut feature film from Britain's foremost director, James Laurenson. The debts are piling up and he needs a job; his flatmate is moving out and even his constant dope habit doesn't seem to be making things any better.
You know things aren't great when your only friends seem to be your agent, your dope dealer and a teenager who's tried to tax you for your phone. And when everyone keeps telling you what a brilliant director Laurenson is and you're moving back in with your mother, you're bound to go a little crazy...
The Last Audition is a dark comedy about acting, drugs, family, and revenge.
If you like profane anti-heroes in the vein of John Niven's 'Kill Your Friends' and Emma Jane Unsworth's 'Animals' then you'll love The Last Audition.