The Last Guests

The Last Guests is an independent romantic comedy written, directed, and produced by David Schinasi. Set in an intimate setting and driven by character, the production focuses on the unexpected relationship between two strangers whose plans are disrupted when they discover they have been booked into the same cabin. Starring Amy Barnhart and Anthony Siena, the film uses its limited setting to create a warm and personal atmosphere where comedy grows naturally from contrasting personalities, awkward situations, spirited debates, and the gradual connection between its two leads. The production was designed with an independent filmmaking approach, emphasizing performance, storytelling, practical locations, and a small collaborative team. Stanley Rinker and David Schinasi handled cinematography, with Schinasi also overseeing editing and post-production. Original music by Yevhen Onoychenko contributes to the film's romantic and emotional tone. From pre-production and principal photography through editing, sound, music, and final delivery, The Last Guests represents a hands-on independent production created to demonstrate that an engaging feature film can be built around a simple premise: two people, one unexpected situation, and the possibility that a mistake can change both of their lives. Same Cabin. Wrong Booking. What Could Go Right?