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WEEKEND - ****
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Intimate, truthful and brave, Andrew Haigh’s “Weekend” is one of the best films about love, sex and romance I’ve ever seen. It may also very well be the best film concerning a homosexual relationship ever made. The performances and the writing are so well done, so natural and non-mannered, that the film in large part feels like a documentary, and it’s a pleasure to experience this sort of freshness and originality and truth in an independent film. Most would place this picture into the category of “queer cinema.” I, however, would place it right alongside the best of all cinematic romances, all cinematic love stories - gay or straight or whatever else. The sexuality of the players/characters/writer-director need not apply - this is a heartbreaking, truthful love story, and it’s a magnificently well-crafted piece of cinema. Grade: A+](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m15an508AJ1qbyat1o1_500.jpg)
WEEKEND - ****
[capsule.]
Intimate, truthful and brave, Andrew Haigh’s “Weekend” is one of the best films about love, sex and romance I’ve ever seen. It may also very well be the best film concerning a homosexual relationship ever made. The performances and the writing are so well done, so natural and non-mannered, that the film in large part feels like a documentary, and it’s a pleasure to experience this sort of freshness and originality and truth in an independent film. Most would place this picture into the category of “queer cinema.” I, however, would place it right alongside the best of all cinematic romances, all cinematic love stories - gay or straight or whatever else. The sexuality of the players/characters/writer-director need not apply - this is a heartbreaking, truthful love story, and it’s a magnificently well-crafted piece of cinema. Grade: A+
The 10 Best Films of 2011
HM: Trust, Moneyball, I Saw the Devil (Akmareul boatda), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Hugo, Source Code, 50/50, Super, Bridesmaids, The Future, The Help, Midnight in Paris, Hanna, Submarine, Contagion, Terri, Carnage, The Skin I Live In (La piel que habito), Crazy, Stupid, Love., Win Win, Scream 4, X-Men: First Class…
10. Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, d: Stephen Daldry
9. The Descendants, d: Alexander Payne
8. The Artist, d: Michel Hazanavicius
7. We Need to Talk About Kevin, d: Lynne Ramsay
6. Like Crazy, d: Drake Doremus
5. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, d: David Fincher
4. Drive, d: Nicholas Winding Refn
3. Weekend, d: Andrew Haigh
2. The Tree of Life, d: Terrence Malick
1. Melancholia, d: Lars von Trier
this has changed quite a bit since i first posted it…so refreshifying seemed reasonable.
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