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Home for the Weekend

2012 · Movie · 85 min

6.5(23)unSUB Rating

Drama

After years away, a man returns from the city to spend a quiet weekend with his parents in the countryside. The calm quickly unravels when his mother announces she’s recovered from a long mental illness and wants to be treated as an equal, forcing the family to confront tensions beneath their seemingly harmonious life.

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Details
Original title
Was bleibt
Years
2012
Release date
2012-02-14
Language
German
Runtime
85 min
TMDB rating (input)
5.4/10 (23 votes)
About

If you enjoy intense, character-driven family dramas with strong performances and simmering tension, this is worth a look; Not for you if you want an easy, feel-good weekend story or tidy resolutions like in Requiem.

Pros: powerful family drama; phenomenal acting; avoids most clichés | Cons: added drama feels unnecessary; tense uncomfortable moments; not a light watch

Cast & crew

  • Lars Eidinger

    Lars Eidinger

    as Marko Heidtmann

  • Corinna Harfouch

    Corinna Harfouch

    as Gitte Heidtmann

  • Sebastian Zimmler

    Sebastian Zimmler

    as Jakob Heidtmann

  • Ernst Stötzner

    Ernst Stötzner

    as Günter Heidtmann

  • Picco von Groote

    Picco von Groote

    as Ella Staudt

  • EM

    Egon Merten

    as Zowie Heidtmann

  • Birge Schade

    Birge Schade

    as Susanne Graefe

  • Eva Meckbach

    Eva Meckbach

    as Tine Gronau

  • Jörg Malchow

    Jörg Malchow

    as Polizist

  • Angelika Richter

    Angelika Richter

    as DB-Kellnerin