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Weekend

2011 · Movie · NR · 96 min

7.3(573)unSUB Rating

DramaRomance

After a night out following a drunken house party, a man meets someone at a gay club and expects nothing more than a casual hookup. Over the next day or two, their time together turns into an unexpectedly intimate connection, shaped by honest conversation, attraction, and the realities of what comes after a fleeting encounter.

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Details
Years
2011
Release date
2011-10-23
Language
English
Rated
NR
Runtime
96 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.3/10 (573 votes)
Box office
$1,577,585
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want an intimate, realistic romance focused on conversation and connection rather than big plot turns, similar to God's Own Country; Not for you if you prefer escapist, fast-moving stories or a clearly upbeat mood.

Pros: honest relationship portrait; natural conversations; strong chemistry | Cons: minimal plot; talky and slow; can feel bleak

Themes

  • gay club
  • one-night stand
  • nottingham
  • club
  • lgbt
  • autumn
  • gay theme
  • gay relationship
  • boys' love (bl)

Awards & recognition

  • Dorian AwardLGBTQ Film of the Year · 2011
  • Dorian AwardFilm of the Year · 2011
  • GLAAD Media AwardOutstanding Film – Limited Release · 2012 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Tom Cullen

    Tom Cullen

    as Russell

  • Chris New

    Chris New

    as Glen

  • Jonathan Race

    Jonathan Race

    as Jamie

  • Laura Freeman

    Laura Freeman

    as Jill

  • LM

    Loreto Murray

    as Cathy

  • JW

    Jonathan Wright

    as Johnny

  • Sarah Churm

    Sarah Churm

    as Helen

  • Jermaine Liburd

    Jermaine Liburd

    as Damien

  • JD

    Joe Doherty

    as Justin

  • Kieran Hardcastle

    Kieran Hardcastle

    as Sam

Directed by Andrew Haigh