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Home Β» Drama Β» 3-Day Weekend (2008) by Rob Williams


As Simon and Jason navigate their open relationship, inviting a diverse group of friends adds a layer of complexity to their dynamic. The arrival of a former college roommate, a yoga instructor, a shy co-worker, and a rent boy sets the stage for a weekend of sexual intrigue, humor, and drama. The film delves into the intricacies of long-term relationships and the impact of introducing new elements into established routines.


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3-Day Weekend (2008)

84 min|Drama, Romance|08 Aug 2008
4.8Rating: 4.8 / 10 from 793 usersMetascore: N/A
Director Rob Williams (Long-Term Relationship, Back Soon) serves up a shaken and stirred cocktail of sexual intrigue, humor and drama in his latest about an unlikely group of friends and lovers. Long-term couple Simon and Jason, along with Cooper and his boytoy du jour, meet annually for a three-day getaway. Looking to spice up the tradition, they add a twist – each invites one attractive, single friend to their mountain retreat. Soon a frisky former college roommate, an often naked yoga instructor, Jason’s bashful co-worker and a high-priced rent boy arrive to stir things up. From bedhopping to breakups this is 72 hours they’ll never forget.



 

The film’s first hour shines with witty dialogue, genuine performances, and stunning cinematography that captures both the beauty of the surroundings and the complexities of the characters. The ensemble cast, led by Derek Meeker and Douglas Myers as Simon and Jason, delivers a moving portrayal of a relationship in crisis. The introduction of new characters adds layers to the narrative, leading to moments of laughter, introspection, and heartbreak.

While the film maintains a natural and relaxed tone for most of its duration, the third act introduces some clunky dialogue and scenes that feel more staged. Some pacing issues arise, accompanied by acoustic ballads that, while written and performed by one of the stars, may distract from the overall viewing experience. Despite these minor flaws, “3-Day Weekend” remains a satisfying exploration of relationships, showcasing Director Rob Williams’ growth since his previous work, “Back Soon.”

3-Day Weekend successfully balances humor and drama, with standout performances from the cast. Intimate scenes are artfully filmed, avoiding gratuitousness and contributing to the film’s overall appeal. “3-Day Weekend” may not reach the level of “Love! Valour! Compassion!” but comes close, offering a blend of romance, sadness, and sensuality.

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