Le Week-End

About This Movie

Le Week-End is one of those films that really captures the bittersweet nature of relationships. You’ve got Nick and Meg, an aging couple revisiting Paris - it’s all charming and nostalgic, but there’s this underlying tension that bubbles up throughout their stay. The dialogue, often witty, does a great job of revealing how years of marriage can lead to both humor and heartbreak. The pacing is measured, allowing for those quiet, reflective moments where you feel the weight of their shared history. The performances by Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan are raw and real; you can almost feel their frustration and love in equal measure. It’s a deep dive into marriage's complexities, and it’s not afraid to show the messiness.

Explores themes of love and discontent · Strong character-driven narrative · Set against the beautiful backdrop of Paris