Club Le Monde

Simon Rumley

Club Le Monde follows an evening out at a seedy nightspot. Plot strands involve a trio of lost transvestites, two girls who never leave the toilets, a pair of innocent under-age drinkers and a guy who is determined to pierce his genitalia, but the central story follows Ali as she sets out to humilate her former lover, Mike, who slept with another woman.

Reviews

Club Le Monde is blessed with a cast full of entertaining and archetypal characters; from Danny Nussbaum as the pill-popping, raving bore Mr Sunglasses,….And it goes without saying that it’s a film with a good soundtrack, with the likes of Brandon Block, Alex P and Mr C on the decks.
Mark Cunlife, Letterboxd
Films like “Trainspotting” and “Human Traffic” were among the first to acknowledge the existence of Britain’s vibrant clubbing scene. “Club le Monde”, ... may be a little late off the mark, but it still provides an affectionate and perceptive homage to the music and madness of the early 90s.
Neil Smith, BBC

Genre: Comedy, Romance

Run Time: 79 mins

Year of Production: 2002

Language: English

Director: Simon Rumley

Cast:

Danny Nussbaum (The Cottage)
Emma Pike ( Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont)
Tania Emery (Den of Lions)
Lee Oakes (Harry Brown)