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Published 17:06 1 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 17:11 1 Sept 2026 BST

Premiering this month at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), the movie centres around an ex-DEA agent (played by Snyder regular Stuart Martin) seeking revenge in a South American jungle where "dangerous terrain and inner demons intermingle".
The plot synopsis on TIFF's website reads: "Retired DEA agent Ethan Black (Martin) travels to South America in search of his missing nephew and niece, and to avenge the slaying of his brother, a diplomat, and sister-in-law.
The director began setting up The Last Photograph as a project in the mid-2000s. It was shot last year in Colombia, Iceland and Los Angeles.
You can check out the trailer for the movie on YouTube, but bear in mind it includes this advisory: "The following preview contains nudity, violence, drug use, and mature themes. Viewer discretion is advised."
Images via TIFF/YouTube
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"He is joined by Joe Wallace (Northern Irish actor Fre Fee - Pixie, Rebel Moon), a world-weary, drug-addicted conflict photographer who claims to have witnessed the kidnapping and brutal murder. As the pair journey deeper into a hostile, alpine landscape, unresolved events from Ethan’s troubled past burgeon in his psyche — and muddy his motivations for taking on this precarious mission."
Co-starring Constanza Andrade (Women in Blue), The Last Photograph has also been described by TIFF as a "Dante-esque road movie where the journey is just as internal as it is external". Meanwhile, some websites - and reportedly Snyder himself - have drawn comparisons between the film and the war epic Apocalypse Now.

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