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Long Weekend (1978) is volume 12 in Umbrella's Ozploitation Classics collection. This release includes O-ring packaging, special features, artwork, a limited collector's card, and original soundtrack CD. Attempting to resurrect their failing marriage, Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) set out on a camping trip to a deserted stretch of the Australian coastline in the hope that a long weekend in the sunshine will help them patch up their differences. They trample through the countryside, destroying everything in their tracks, carelessly scattering rubbish and shooting anything that moves. Their callous disregard for the environment soon becomes apparent when the animals start to seek vengeance. Marcia and Peter have proved themselves to be wanton destroyers. Can they leave, or will they be destroyed? 2021 interview featurette with actress Briony Behets and director Colin Egglestonâs sons Toby Reed and Sam Reed.2021 interview with executive producer Richard Brennan.Extended NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD interviews with writer Everett De Roche, actress Briony Behets and cinematographer Vincent Monton.NEW audio interview with executive producer Richard Brennan.2004 Audio commentary with executive producer Richard Brennan and cinematographer Vincent Monton.Nature Found Them Guilty: Examining Long Weekend panel discussion with Film Historians Lee Gambin, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Emma Westwood and Sally Christie.Stills gallery accompanied by an audio interview with actor John Hargreaves.NEW Long Weekend (2008) trailer with commentary by director Jamie Blanks.NEW Colin Eggleston trailer reel.NEW excerpt from WHITSUNDAY ASH â the lost Colin Eggleston film.Theatrical trailer
Long Weekend (1978) is volume 12 in Umbrella's Ozploitation Classics collection. This release includes O-ring packaging, special features, artwork, a limited collector's card, and original soundtrack CD. Attempting to resurrect their failing marriage, Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) set out on a camping trip to a deserted stretch of the Australian coastline in the hope that a long weekend in the sunshine will help them patch up their differences. They trample through the countryside, destroying everything in their tracks, carelessly scattering rubbish and shooting anything that moves. Their callous disregard for the environment soon becomes apparent when the animals start to seek vengeance. Marcia and Peter have proved themselves to be wanton destroyers. Can they leave, or will they be destroyed? 2021 interview featurette with actress Briony Behets and director Colin Egglestonâs sons Toby Reed and Sam Reed.2021 interview with executive producer Richard Brennan.Extended NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD interviews with writer Everett De Roche, actress Briony Behets and cinematographer Vincent Monton.NEW audio interview with executive producer Richard Brennan.2004 Audio commentary with executive producer Richard Brennan and cinematographer Vincent Monton.Nature Found Them Guilty: Examining Long Weekend panel discussion with Film Historians Lee Gambin, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Emma Westwood and Sally Christie.Stills gallery accompanied by an audio interview with actor John Hargreaves.NEW Long Weekend (2008) trailer with commentary by director Jamie Blanks.NEW Colin Eggleston trailer reel.NEW excerpt from WHITSUNDAY ASH â the lost Colin Eggleston film.Theatrical trailer
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