Based on the final year of Leo Tolstoy’s life, *The Last Station* weaves a captivating tale of his personal and professional struggles.

As Tolstoy, played by Christopher Plummer, faces health issues and the pressure of a global legacy, his wife (Helen Mirren) and devoted physician (Paul Giamatti) clash over his care and the control of his estate.

A young doctor (James McAvoy) becomes deeply involved in the turmoil surrounding the aging icon, caught between the forces of love, power, and revolution.

The film delves into the complex human emotions of family, loyalty, and artistic legacy, with stellar performances all around.

The brilliant portrayal of a literary legend at the crossroads of his life offers profound reflections on legacy and mortality.

The dynamic between the historical characters adds an emotional depth, capturing the conflict between personal freedom and responsibility.