Almost exactly 12 months since we started shooting the UK release of Weekend is here!
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NY Mag on Weekend “…if you don’t see yourself in this movie, you need to get a life.”
With just a few days until the US release of Weekend, we’ve had a plethora of great press. More to come over the next week, but here are 3 choice picks.
The New York Magazine thinks “if you don’t see yourself in this movie, you need to get a life.”
3.5 stars out of 4 in Slant Magazine.
New York Times picks Chris New as one of five Faces To Watch in upcoming Fall movies.
First glimpse at the US poster for Weekend…
Weekend at BAMcinemaFest
If you’re lucky enough to be around, be luckier and get yourself a ticket to this (cast in attendance) screening! Then ask Andrew Haigh lots of interesting questions…
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Weekend opens BAM Cinemafest
I’m a little late posting this, but it’s still great news. We’re over the moon to be involved in BAM, never mind opening the festival. If you’re in NY 16th June we’ll see you there.
Click here for article from Indiewire
Weekend wins in Nashville
Very excited to have won the Grand Jury Prize at the Nashville Film Festival and also the best actor prize for Tom Cullen.
We have all sorts of festival news coming soon too…
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BAFICI in Buenos Aires
Our next stop, with Weekend, on the festival whirlwind is Buenos Aires for the prestigious BAFICI film festival. I wish I could go….
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Andrew Haigh is an emerging talent destined to become the main event
Catherine Shoard’s lovely interview with Weekend director Andrew Haigh.
We think she liked it….
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“There is no greater pleasure for a movie critic than wandering into a movie at a festival with no expectations – and wandering out 90 or so minutes later with your faith in an art form having been quietly restored…here’s hoping it [Weekend] picks up word-of-mouth and emerges as one of South by Southwest’s biggest successes.”
