The Weekend

The Weekend (1998)

  • 50% of critics liked it
    (8 reviews)

  • 29% of users liked it
    (50 ratings)

In an exclusive neighborhood in upstate New York, family and friends gather to commemorate the AIDS-related death of Tony (played in flashbacks by D.B. Sweeney), a much-loved young man. The gathering takes place at the country home of Tony's half-brother John (Jared Harris) and John's moody wife… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 37 min.
Directed By
Brian Skeet
Written By
Brian Skeet
Genres
Drama
In Theaters
Nov 22, 2000 Wide
On DVD
Apr 5, 2005
Strand Releasing

Critic Reviews

  • Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid

    If I had to spend the weekend with these whiny, pretentious characters, I'd jump in the lake and never come up.

  • Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality and Practice

    An engaging drama about grief based on a novel by Peter Cameron.

  • Steve Rhodes, Internet Reviews

    A slow, ponderous and pretentious film, it has a treacly score that fills every crevice of the set.

  • David Noh, Film Journal International

    It gets pretty thick, but, thankfully, some of the performances cut through the preciousness.

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