New York MagazineI hate to damage so fragile a work with overpraise, but, gay or straight, if you don't see yourself in this movie, you need ...
Salon ArtsFrank, sexy and smart, "Weekend" portrays 21st-century gay life, not the usual movie cliches.
The New York TimesIt is about the paradoxes and puzzlements of gay identity in a post-identity-politics era, and also about the enduring myste...
New York PostHaigh avoids exploitation and cheap thrills in favor of a mature, incisive examination of relationships.
New York Daily NewsWhile the credible script and naturalistic acting deserve praise, there's even a thrill in seeing romantic clichés -- you'll...
Los Angeles TimesA moving and empathetic look at how relationships develop, at how people fall in love and what that does and doesn't do to t...
The New YorkerThe bland sentimentality and dull attitudinizing turn the movie into an empty frame of good intentions.
San Francisco ChronicleIn just a short period of time, a weekend hookup tests the boundaries each man has set for himself.
Washington PostThe organ that "Weekend" is most concerned with isn't the one you might think, but the human heart.
SlateIf you've ever met someone who changed your life in the space of days, you'll relate to something in this movie.
Chicago Sun-TimesRemember the one about the dying actor's final words? "Dying is easy. Comedy is hard."
Entertainment WeeklyBritish filmmaker Andrew Haigh's background in editing (from Gladiator to Mister Lonely) is evident in the casual beauty of ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Andrew Haigh
Writer: Andrew Haigh
Studio: IFC Films
Cast: Tom Cullen, Chris New
Release: March 11, 2011
Writer: Andrew Haigh
Studio: IFC Films
Cast: Tom Cullen, Chris New
Release: March 11, 2011
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