Long Weekend with John Hargreaves: DVD Cover
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Long Weekend Director: Colin Eggleston Cast: John Hargreaves, Briony Behets, Michael Aitkens

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/27/2005
  • Original Release: 1978
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 34,957

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New 2005 anamorphic (2.35:1) high-definition transfer supervised by Synapse Films; Audio commentary with producer Richard Brennan and cinematographer Vincent Monton; Extensive still gallery featuring an audio interview with actor John Hargreaves; Original theatrical trailer; Liner notes

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Disc #1 -- Long Weekend
1. Main Titles [5:43]
2. Road Trip [5:40]
3. Staring [3:49]
4. The Same Track [5:38]
5. Not The Outdoors Type [3:59]
6. Danger In The Water [5:44]
7. Make Believe [6:46]
8. Let's Go Home [6:44]
9. Playing Music [7:41]
10. Dead Creature [1:20]
11. Bickering [3:54]
12. Lost Dog [7:56]
13. Left Behind [5:44]
14. Paranoid [4:27]
15. The Worst Revenge [7:37]
16. End Credits [10:58]

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An Australian couple sets off on a weekend to the coast in this psychological thriller. Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) are at each other's throats from the moment they pull out of the driveway, as Peter sneaks his dog along for the weekend and Marcia is harboring anger about a recent tragedy the couple faced. As day turns into night and they have yet to reach their destination, Peter hits a kangaroo while falling asleep at the wheel. This sets in motion a chain of mysterious events, which starts with them leaving the beaten path and appearing to go in circles through the darkened thickets of trees -- even though they've driven straight ahead for hours. Upon eventually reaching their destination, the strange happenings continue, with animals behaving in unusual ways, and a persistent cry of anguish floating over the water, which sounds almost human. Peter and Marcia are determined to prove they can rough it, even as they start to wonder if they've gotten in over their head. They doggedly remain camped, despite mounting evidence that they don't understand the feral Australian woods as well as they think. ~ Derek Armstrong, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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