Prime Video has released the official trailer for The Last Sunrise, an adaptation of Anna Todd's 2025 bestseller, and it lands on the streaming service on August 26 (The Hollywood Reporter).

The film stars Maia Reficco as Ry, a college student living with a chronic illness who spends a summer in Mallorca with her mother. Eva Longoria plays that mother, a woman with plans to build a tourist hotel on the Spanish island. Fernando Lindez co-stars as Julián, a young man whose family holds valuable documents that stand in the way of those hotel plans — and who falls in love with Ry over the course of the summer (The Hollywood Reporter).

It is a premise that braids romance into a property dispute, with a mother-daughter dynamic running underneath. The collision between Ry's feelings for Julián and her mother's business ambitions gives the story its central tension.

Carlson Young directed from a screenplay by Anna Klassen. The producing team is steeped in the literary-adaptation world: Jennifer Gibgot, Lena Roklin, Andrew Panay, and Brian Pitt produce alongside Anna Todd herself. The film is an Amazon MGM Studios presentation, produced in association with Ethea Entertainment, Pitt Street Productions, and Luber Roklin Entertainment (The Hollywood Reporter).

Todd is a force in the book-to-screen pipeline. Her After series has sold over twelve million copies worldwide, and she served as a producer and screenwriter on the film adaptations of After and After We Collided. She founded Frayed Pages Media in 2017 and also produced Regretting You, based on Colleen Hoover's bestseller. The Last Sunrise the novel was published in 2025 (The Hollywood Reporter).

That gives the film an unusually quick page-to-screen turnaround — roughly a year between the book hitting shelves and the streaming premiere. It is a pace that mirrors the adaptation cycles Todd has ridden before, where a built-in readership becomes an audience on launch day.

For Prime Video, The Last Sunrise adds another title to a slate that leans heavily on proven literary properties. The August 26 premiere slots it into the late-summer corridor, when streaming platforms compete for viewers before the autumn awards-push season begins. The trailer is available to watch now on Prime Video's channels (The Hollywood Reporter).