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A Weekend to Forget
Directed by
Damola Ademola
2023
1h 37m
Drama
,
Thriller
3.7
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Seven friends reunite for a weekend getaway after years of being apart. But things aren't as smooth as they hoped, as old tensions and unresolved issues resurface.
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Cast of A Weekend to Forget
Ini Dima-Okojie
Stan Nze
Daniel Etim Effiong
Writer
Neo Akpofure
Writer
Damola Ademola
Director
Biobelemoye Arimoro
Producer
Chinaza Onuzo
Producer
Zulumoke Oyibo
Producer
A Weekend to Forget Ratings & Reviews
jackmeat
January 7, 2025
My quick rating - 4.0/10. This Nigerian whodunnit is a by-the-numbers mystery that struggles to leave a lasting impression. The premise of an amateur group trying to solve a murder has potential, but the execution falls flat, offering little intrigue or depth. The film’s biggest misstep is its lack of a compelling detective figure or a structured investigation. Instead, the characters’ attempts to unravel the mystery feel disorganized and arbitrary, with the blame-shifting dynamics becoming repetitive and frustrating. While the concept of a "democratic" approach to solving a crime is interesting, this flick doesn’t capitalize on this unique angle, leaving it feeling like a missed opportunity. The pacing drags, with little suspense to keep you engaged. By the time the resolution arrives, it feels rushed and underwhelming, failing to tie together the story’s loose threads in a satisfying way. The ending, in particular, is a letdown, lacking the cleverness or closure one expects from a mystery. While it might work as a casual TV movie, A Weekend to Forget doesn’t offer enough to stand out. The production values and performances are serviceable, but they can’t overcome the film’s lackluster script and uninspired storytelling. While it might pass as background viewing for die-hard mystery fans, it’s unlikely to win over a broader audience. I could only recommend it if you like low-stakes mystery and might enjoy exploring Nigerian cinema. Everyone else may want to skip this weekend getaway.
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