THE LAST PHOTO

**What if a camera could remember things that you never lived through?**

Eva finds an old digital camera hidden inside a forgotten classroom.

There are no photos on it.

Until it suddenly takes one.

A picture of the room she's standing in.

Except the photograph shows something that isn't there.

A girl.

Then another photograph appears.

And another.

Each one shows something that hasn't happened yet.

At first, Eva and her friends think it's a strange coincidence. But when the photographs begin predicting things that become impossible to explain, they realize the camera isn't simply showing the future.

It's showing **memories**.

Memories of people they've never met.

Places they've never been.

And events that supposedly happened long before they were born.

As Eva digs deeper, she discovers that the camera has been passed from person to person for decades-and every person who ever owned it eventually disappeared.

Now there are six new photographs.

Six teenagers.

One abandoned house.

And a girl standing behind them whose face is always hidden.

Eva has only one question:

**Who is she?**

But the question she should be asking is-

**Why does the girl look exactly like her?**

Because the last photograph hasn't been taken yet.

And when it is...

**someone won't be there anymore.**