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Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The record executive comes to the house and tries to persuade Blake to leave with her, but Blake refuses.
After Scott tells Luke that Donovan brought a private detective, Scott and Luke have sex upstairs.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Donovan arrives at the house with a private detective, and they look around the house for Blake.
A private detective searches the house for Blake, and Blake waits outside until the detective leaves before returning.
Luke and Nicole are among the people who leave the house and later drive away in the same car.
Scott and Nicole leave together in a car after the news reports Blake's death.
The plot explicitly describes Donovan as Blake's friend. Donovan comes to the house with a private detective while Blake avoids them.
Nicole leaves the house with Scott, Luke, and Asia while Blake remains behind.
Asia is asleep in the house and wakes after finding Blake asleep upstairs.
Luke lives in the same house as Blake. Luke later asks Blake for help with a song, showing direct personal and musical interaction.
Scott is sleeping in the house when Blake returns, and Scott later takes some of Blake's money.
A withdrawn musician moves through mounting professional and social pressures before dying by suicide and leaving his roommates to depart.
Directed by Gus Van Sant
Last Days (2005) · 5.6/10 · drama
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