Weekend

Synopsis

Weekend is a 2011 Polish drama film starring Paweł Małaszyński that follows the story of a man named Adam who decides to spend a weekend in the countryside to escape his routine life in the city. During this short getaway, he meets a mysterious woman named Ewa, and their unexpected encounter leads to a series of events that challenge their worldviews and beliefs. As the weekend unfolds, Adam and Ewa are forced to confront their inner demons, insecurities, and desires, ultimately leading to a transformative experience that changes their lives forever. With breathtaking cinematography and powerful performances, Weekend delves into themes of love, identity, and self-discovery.

Cast

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  Paweł Małaszyński

  Max

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  Jan Frycz

  Komisarz

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  Michał Lewandowski

  Gula

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  Olaf Lubaszenko

  Czeski

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  Radosław Pazura

  Borys

• Paweł Wilczak

  Norman

Reviews

Weekend has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its engaging storyline and poignant performances, while others criticize its slow pace and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives Weekend a high rating of 95%, praising its emotional depth and compelling character development. However, IMDb users rated the movie at a lower 3.9/10, with some reviewers pointing out the film's uneven pacing and lack of a clear direction. Metacritic also had a mixed reception, with some critics appreciating the film's artistic vision and emotional resonance, while others found it pretentious and inaccessible. Despite its polarizing reviews, Weekend stands out as a thought-provoking drama that dives deep into the complexities of human relationships and self-discovery.