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Eating Out: The Open Weekend
Eating Out: The Open Weekend
	DVD cover
Directed by	Q. Allan Brocka
Written by	Phillip J. Bartell; Q. Allan Brocka
Produced by	Q. Allan Brocka; Michael Jack Shoel
Starring	Chris Salvatore; Daniel Skelton; Aaron Milo; Lilach Mendelovich; Harmony Santana; Michael Vara; Alvaro Orlando; Jennifer Elise Cox; Ralph Cole Jr.; Mink Stole; Rebekah Kochan
Cinematography	Amanda Treyz
Edited by	Phillip J. Bartell
Music by	Meiro Stamm
Production; companies	Ariztical Entertainment; EOSS Productions; Logo Films
Distributed by	Ariztical Entertainment
Release dates	October 8, 2011 (Tokyo International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival); March 20, 2012 (United States; DVD);
Running time	82 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

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Eating Out: The Open Weekend is a 2011 American sex comedy film and the fifth and final installment in the Eating Out film series. The film was directed by Q. Allan Brocka, who co-wrote it with Phillip J. Bartell. It was released on DVD in the United States on March 20, 2012.^[1]

Only Rebekah Kochan has appeared in all five films.

Plot[edit]

Zack (Chris Salvatore) and his new boyfriend Benji (Aaron Milo) are setting off to vacation at an all-male resort in Palm Springs, California, with their friend Lily (Harmony Santana). In light of the veritable smorgasbord of available men that are sure to be awaiting their arrival, Benji has proposed that he and Zack open up their relationship, just for the weekend. He is not ready to limit himself sexually and explains that this will be a good way for them to explore together. Zack is less than thrilled with the idea, but he's eager to keep Benji happy and, after all, he likes sex too. At the same time, Zack's ex, Casey (Daniel Skelton), is making his way to the same resort with his hag-in-training, Penny (Lilach Mendelovich). Knowing that Zack will be there with his new boyfriend, Casey immediately goes into panic mode, recruiting his new friend, Peter (Michael Vara), to be his pretend boyfriend for the weekend, proving to Zack that he has had no trouble moving on from their relationship. However, it is not long before all plans go awry, and Benji starts making eyes at Peter, while Zack realizes he might not be as over Casey as he'd thought. With the gay boys otherwise engaged, Lily and Penny are soon locked in combat for the attention of Luis, the resort's sexy bartender, who also happens to be the sole straight man in sight.

Cast[edit]

Chris Salvatore as Zack Christopher
Daniel Skelton as Casey
Aaron Milo as Benji Aaron
Lilach Mendelovich as Penny
Harmony Santana as Lilly Veracruz
Michael Vara as Peter
Alvaro Orlando as Luis
Jennifer Elise Cox as hotel clerk
Ralph Cole Jr. as Jerry
Mink Stole as Aunt Helen
Rebekah Kochan as Tiffani von der Sloot
Chris Puckett as Congressman Piel

References[edit]

^ "Eating Out: The Open Weekend". Amazon. 20 March 2012. Retrieved February 12, 2018.

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[1] "Eating Out: The Open Weekend". Amazon. 20 March 2012. Retrieved February 12, 2018.

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-'''''Eating Out: The Open Weekend''''' is a 2011 American [[sex comedy]] film and the fifth and final installment in the [[Eating Out (film series)|''Eating Out'' film series]]. The film was directed by [[Q. Allan Brocka]], who co-wrote it with [[Phillip J. Bartell]]. It was released on [[DVD]] in the United States on March 20, 2012.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.com/Eating-Out-Weekend-Chris-Salvatore/dp/B006GGREO2 |title=Eating Out: The Open Weekend |website=[[Amazon (company)|Amazon]] |accessdate=February 12, 2018}}</ref>
+'''''Eating Out: The Open Weekend''''' is a 2011 American [[sex comedy]] film and the fifth and final installment in the [[Eating Out (film series)|''Eating Out'' film series]]. The film was directed by [[Q. Allan Brocka]], who co-wrote it with [[Phillip J. Bartell]]. It was released on [[DVD]] in the United States on March 20, 2012.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.amazon.com/Eating-Out-Weekend-Chris-Salvatore/dp/B006GGREO2 |title=Eating Out: The Open Weekend |website=[[Amazon (company)|Amazon]] |date=20 March 2012 |accessdate=February 12, 2018}}</ref>
-Only [[Rebekah Kochan]] and Mink Stole have appeared in all five films.
+Only [[Rebekah Kochan]] has appeared in all five films.
 ==Plot==
-Zack ([[Chris Salvatore]]) and his new boyfriend Benji (Aaron Milo) are setting off to vacation at an all-male resort in [[Palm Springs, California]], with their friend Lily (Harmony Santana). In light of the veritable smorgasbord of available men that are sure to be awaiting their arrival, Benji has proposed that he and Zack open up their relationship, just for the weekend. He is not ready to limit himself sexually and explains that this will be a good way for them to explore together. Zack is less than thrilled with the idea, but he's eager to keep Benji happy and, after all, he likes sex too. At the same time, Zack's ex, Casey (Daniel Skelton), is making his way to the same resort with his hag-in-training, Penny (Lilach Mendelovich). Knowing that Zack will be there with his new boyfriend, Casey immediately goes into panic mode, recruiting his new friend, Peter (Michael Vara), to be his pretend boyfriend for the weekend, proving to Zack that he has had no trouble moving on from their relationship. However, it is not long before all plans go awry, and Benji starts making eyes at Peter, while Zack realizes he might not be as over Casey as he'd thought. With the gay boys otherwise engaged, Lily and Penny are soon locked in combat for the attention of Luis, the resort's sexy bartender, who also happens to be the sole straight man in sight.
+Zack ([[Chris Salvatore]]) and his new boyfriend Benji (Aaron Milo) are setting off to vacation at an all-male resort in [[Palm Springs, California]], with their friend Lily ([[Harmony Santana]]). In light of the veritable smorgasbord of available men that are sure to be awaiting their arrival, Benji has proposed that he and Zack open up their relationship, just for the weekend. He is not ready to limit himself sexually and explains that this will be a good way for them to explore together. Zack is less than thrilled with the idea, but he's eager to keep Benji happy and, after all, he likes sex too. At the same time, Zack's ex, Casey (Daniel Skelton), is making his way to the same resort with his hag-in-training, Penny (Lilach Mendelovich). Knowing that Zack will be there with his new boyfriend, Casey immediately goes into panic mode, recruiting his new friend, Peter (Michael Vara), to be his pretend boyfriend for the weekend, proving to Zack that he has had no trouble moving on from their relationship. However, it is not long before all plans go awry, and Benji starts making eyes at Peter, while Zack realizes he might not be as over Casey as he'd thought. With the gay boys otherwise engaged, Lily and Penny are soon locked in combat for the attention of Luis, the resort's sexy bartender, who also happens to be the sole straight man in sight.
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