You can watch The Last Sunrise UAE-wide from today: the film adaptation of Anna Todd’s novel — the author of the After series — lands on Prime Video on 26 August as a Prime Video Original, and the UAE gets it on day one with Arabic audio and subtitles already in place. Prime has cast it like a book launch rather than a film: Maia Reficco as Ry, a college student whose chronic illness drives the story, Fernando Lindez as the Mallorcan love interest the internet already knows, and Eva Longoria as the mother who carries more of the film than the poster suggests.
Where to Watch The Last Sunrise UAE
In the UAE, The Last Sunrise streams exclusively on Prime Video, and it is included in an Amazon Prime membership — there is no standalone Prime Video plan here, so the price is the Prime price: AED 16 a month or AED 140 a year, VAT-inclusive. The monthly plan is currently AED 8 a month for the first three months, and new members get a 30-day free trial before any charge lands.
It streams in UHD with Dolby Vision and HDR, which suits a film built out of Mallorca golden-hour light. The Prime Video title page leads with a 30-day free trial for new subscribers. Prime Video UAE is a benefit of Amazon Prime rather than a separate bill, and if you are weighing it against the other streamers, our Netflix vs Prime Video UAE comparison has the full breakdown.
Trailer
The official trailer does its job in under two minutes: Mallorca, a diagnosis, a first kiss, a beach at sunset. The film itself runs 1h 46min.
What Is It About?
Ry (Maia Reficco), a college student with a chronic illness, escapes to Mallorca for the summer with her mother, Isolde (Eva Longoria). She falls for a local, Julián (Fernando Lindez), and begins to live in the moment — until her condition worsens and long-hidden family secrets come to light. The synopsis gives the whole shape: sick girl, Spanish summer, boy, secrets. None of that works without the cast, which is this film’s strong suit.
Directed by Carlson Young and written by Anna Klassen, it is an Amazon MGM Studios production — a romance with a drama underneath, about what a mother keeps from a daughter who is running out of time.
One Feature, No Episodes
The Last Sunrise is a standalone film, not a series: a single 1h 46min feature with no episode structure and no confirmed sequel. You can finish it in one sitting, which suits a story that takes place over a single summer. There is no next release date to mark — this is the whole of it.
Who Is in the Cast?
The cast is the film’s best argument. Maia Reficco, who carried Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, plays Ry with the brittleness the role needs — she is ill, not tragic. Fernando Lindez, the Spanish model whose casting did half the early publicity, plays Julián as warmth rather than a plot device. Eva Longoria, as Isolde, takes the second act: the mother with secrets, played with the steel she has been collecting since Desperate Housewives. Chloé Sweetlove, Andrés Velencoso and Sabrina Bartlett round out the cast as Amara, Mateo and Prisha.
Good to Know
Where can I watch The Last Sunrise in the UAE?
Prime Video, as a Prime Video Original. It is included with an Amazon Prime UAE membership at AED 16 a month or AED 140 a year, and new members can use a 30-day free trial to watch it for nothing.
What age rating is The Last Sunrise?
18+ in the UAE. The content advisory flags some sexuality, nudity and language, so it is not one for younger viewers.
Is The Last Sunrise a series or a single film?
A single film of 1h 46min. There are no episodes, no seasons and no confirmed sequel, so there is nothing to binge — just one sitting.
Is The Last Sunrise based on a book?
Yes — Anna Todd’s novel of the same name. Todd is the author of the After series, and the film is written by Anna Klassen and directed by Carlson Young.
Verdict: if you came for the book, this is the adaptation you hoped for; if you came for Eva Longoria, she justifies the subscription on her own; if you came with no expectations, the 30-day free trial costs you nothing but an evening. The Last Sunrise is streaming on Prime Video UAE now.
