Is the movie Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime or Apple TV+?

Rust and the Story of Halyna (2003) pulls back the curtain on the life, craft and tragic final shot of indie cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who was fatally wounded in an on‑set accident during the Rust production in 2021. This intimate, behind‑the‑lens portrait tracks her work as much as the moments that made headlines, using the language of the set — frames, takes, lighting choices — to tell how a talented camera operator shaped stories before the cameras were called cut. In this article we'll map the film’s themes and credentials, and — most importantly for viewers — check where you can roll it: is it streaming on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video or Apple TV+? If Last Take has picked up festival honors or awards, those will be noted too, so you get the full picture before you press play.

Synopsis

An intimate documentary portrait of Halyna Hutchins that traces her artistic evolution, celebrates her work in independent cinema, and confronts the sudden end of her life after a fatal on‑set shooting during the 2021 production of Rust. Through interviews, archival footage and behind‑the‑scenes material, the film explores her creative vision, the impact she had on colleagues and family, and the broader questions about safety and accountability in filmmaking.

Release date

2003

Duration

1h 10min

Rating

Director

Nathan Smith Jones

Country

États-Unis

Genre(s)

Comédie

Cast

Kirby Heyborne Christopher Robin Miller Eric Artell