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Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Jean-Luc Godard
Julio Cort�zar
Jean-Luc Godard
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Mireille Darc
Jean Yanne
Jean-Pierre Kalfon
Yves Afonso
Yves Beneyton
Juliet Berto
Mich�le Breton
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Les �uvres compl�tes de JLG

Weekend

(1967)
19 reviews
Film rated 3.9 / 5  (Chick rating: 4 / 5)  (Guy rating: 3.9 / 5)
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Godard stops traffic.
lemmycaution 
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Godard finds society's weakened.
MM0rkeleb 
  Vote (8)   
Society collapses; Darc ending.
demonic 
  Vote (4)   
Godard's chaotic eternal week-end .
BaftaBaby 
  Vote (4)   
Godard trafficks society's breakdowns.
BaftaBaby 
  Vote (4)   
Tracking: tangled traffic. Terrific!
robmesure 
  Vote (1)   
Maoists kidnap bourgeois couple.
Please Kill Me Now 
  Vote (1)   
Drivers poor; bunny gutted.
Koli 
  Vote (1)   
Sunday drivers become roadkill.
soda 
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Godard's road-raging.
soda 
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Countrysides, traffic sans liberte.
el guapo 
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Wife describes sex orgy.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Sandwich-eating garbage collectors.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Country drive turns nightmarish.
AC 
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Mireille Darc cannibalizes husband.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Godard's 'fin du cin�ma'.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Godard's epic traffic pile-up.
Please Kill Me Now 
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Godards traffic creates tension.
bennyr81 
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Godard's countryside turns horrifying.
randall 
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