Director: Jonathan Salemi

Legalization was supposed to be the end of the road, but for one dealer it's only the start of the trouble.

What is The Last Deal about?

Business built on risk suddenly has no place to hide once the product goes legal. A blackmarket cannabis dealer watches his old advantage vanish overnight as licensed competitors take over the market he once controlled. Backed into a corner and running out of options, he agrees to one final deal, working with people he has every reason to distrust. Jonathan Salemi's 2023 crime thriller moves through a world of shifting loyalties, where legitimacy on paper does nothing to soften the danger underneath. Every handshake carries a hidden cost, and every partner has an angle. As the deal edges closer to closing, old grudges and new betrayals collide, forcing the dealer to decide how far he's willing to go to walk away with something left. The film treats the collision of old and new economies as its engine, using a fading criminal enterprise to explore what happens when the ground shifts under people who built their lives on the wrong side of a changing law.

Cast & crew

Sala Baker leads the ensemble in a story built around uneasy alliances, joined by Gigi Gustin, Anthony Molinari, and Mike Ferguson. Clark Moore, Conner Floyd, Sofia Masson, and Linda Burzynski round out a cast populated with characters whose loyalties never stay fixed for long.

Context & significance

Arriving in 2023 from the United States, The Last Deal lands squarely in the crime-thriller tradition of stories about outlaws left behind by legalization. Director Jonathan Salemi frames the shift from illegal to licensed cannabis not as background news but as the direct cause of his characters' desperation, turning a familiar policy change into personal collapse. The film sits within a broader run of American crime cinema examining what happens to informal economies once the law catches up to them, where survival means striking deals with the very people a smarter man would avoid.

Where & how to watch

The Last Deal is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles for viewers who prefer to follow the story in Farsi. This page is free to read without any login; watching the film itself only requires signing in with a free K-Time account. K-Time's catalog, search, and navigation are designed around a Farsi-first experience built for Persian-speaking audiences.