Wagner Moura features in the film 'The Last Day', an adaptation of Virginia Woolf's classic novel 'Mrs. Dalloway'. Promotional images for the film were released by Killer Films, highlighting the movie's unique perspective on everyday life through the lens of two mothers. Besides Moura, the film stars Alicia Vikander, an Academy Award-winning actress known for her role in 'The Danish Girl', and Victoria Pedretti, recognized for her performances in various acclaimed projects.

Set in a summer day in New York City, 'The Last Day' follows the emotional interactions between two mothers: Julia, a writer grappling with creative block and unresolved grief, and Taylor, a postpartum nurse facing her own crisis. This personal and intimate narrative reflects Woolf's themes of identity and self-erasure through everyday experiences, and the film's director expressed admiration for Woolf’s subtle storytelling approach.

The adaptation is expected to provide a fresh take on the original story while exploring contemporary issues surrounding motherhood and identity. By focusing on such relatable themes, 'The Last Day' not only pays homage to Woolf's literary legacy but also aims to resonate with modern audiences through the emotional tapestry woven within a single day’s experiences.