Headfirst Editor's Pick
"Tender modern classic of queer romance, veering from euphoric YES moments to darker explorations of modern British prejudice. Andrew Haigh’s breakout film is as understated, vulnerable and sensual as two people talking and making love can possibly get (move aside Before Sunrise)."
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A event held at The Cube on Monday 29th January. The event starts at 20:00.
Dir: Andrew Haigh, 2011, U.K., 97 mins, Cert: 18
With his new film All of Us Strangers (playing at the Cube 3rd/4th March) causing collective swoons as it arrives in cinemas, it's time to revisit to Andrew Haigh's breakout feature: a sexy, raw and tender portrait of a queer romance in its is-this-more-than-a-hookup phase.
"One of the truest, most beautiful movies ever made about two strangers." - Wesley Morris, Boston Globe
"Weekend is finally a deeply romantic film, assured of the pleasure that one person can find in another, but rooted in the quirks and textures of contemporary British life." - Samuel Wigley, Sight and Sound
Entry requirements: 18+
With his new film All of Us Strangers (playing at the Cube 3rd/4th March) causing collective swoons as it arrives in cinemas, it's time to revisit to Andrew Haigh's breakout feature: a sexy, raw and tender portrait of a queer romance in its is-this-more-than-a-hookup phase.
"One of the truest, most beautiful movies ever made about two strangers." - Wesley Morris, Boston Globe
"Weekend is finally a deeply romantic film, assured of the pleasure that one person can find in another, but rooted in the quirks and textures of contemporary British life." - Samuel Wigley, Sight and Sound
Entry requirements: 18+
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