Stella's Last Weekend

Name: Stella's Last Weekend
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: October 12, 2018
Duration: 102 min
Rating: 60
Cast: Alex Wolff, Julia Abueva, Julia Macchio, Leo Heller, Lisa Darden

2018

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Paladin | Release Date: October 12, 2018 | Not Rated

Starring: Alex Wolff, Julia Abueva, Julia Macchio, Leo Heller, Lisa Darden, Nat Wolff, Nick Sandow, Patricia Squire, Paulina Singer, Polly Draper

Summary: Oliver (Alex Wolff) is a Queens high school senior who is madly in love with Violet, a fellow classmate who is the girl of his dreams. Oliver’s older brother, Jack (Nat Wolff), is not so lucky with his love life, having made a real connection with a girl several months earlier, who suddenly dropped him without any explanation. When JackOliver (Alex Wolff) is a Queens high school senior who is madly in love with Violet, a fellow classmate who is the girl of his dreams. Oliver’s older brother, Jack (Nat Wolff), is not so lucky with his love life, having made a real connection with a girl several months earlier, who suddenly dropped him without any explanation. When Jack comes home from college for a special celebration of Stella, the family’s beloved but aging dog, he soon discovers that the girl who broke his heart is the very same Violet who has stolen Oliver’s heart. A series of comic complications ensue as the romantic rivalry between the brothers escalates, Violet wavers between the two equally appealing siblings, and the entire family tries to get through the emotional upheaval of Stella’s impending “last hurrah.” [Paladin]… Expand

Director: Polly Draper

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 102 min

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Tricia Olszewski

Oct 11, 2018

[A] charming romantic comedy. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Nell Minow

Oct 19, 2018

Draper wrote, directed, and co-stars as their mother and the lovely score was composed by their musician father, Michael Wolff. Read full review

Katie Walsh

Oct 11, 2018

Among all the loquacious chaos, Nat steals the film with the quieter performance as the pained, soulful and deeply feeling Jack. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

Oct 8, 2018

It’s a formulaic dramedy with a little pathos, some wit, some unusual-in-real-life-but-not so-much-in-rom-coms situations. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Oct 11, 2018

The film is most effective in its quieter moments. Read full review

Tom Keogh

Oct 25, 2018

The basics of Draper’s story hold promise, but the film derails because Jack and Oliver just aren’t charming as social pariahs. Read full review

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3ebfan511

Oct 20, 2018

Pretty good coming of age comedy-drama starring Nat and Alex Wolff. The fact that they are actual siblings probably helped the improvisational nature of the humor and bantering between them, which made the film very enjoyable to watch. But it also has a nice story and kept me interestedPretty good coming of age comedy-drama starring Nat and Alex Wolff. The fact that they are actual siblings probably helped the improvisational nature of the humor and bantering between them, which made the film very enjoyable to watch. But it also has a nice story and kept me interested throughout, with some very nice moments involving both storylines. (won't give it away.) Very good film for its genre, which I enjoyed quite a bit.… Expand

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