It's All Gone Pete Tong

Frankie Wilde, a once-celebrated Ibiza DJ, finds his life unraveling as his hearing begins to fail. Battling addiction and a profound sense of loss for his career and connection to music, he embarks on a chaotic journey through the hedonistic club scene. Frankie struggles to find a new purpose and rebuild his life as his world becomes increasingly silent.

The film received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its unique portrayal of the DJ culture and the central performance. It was noted for its blend of humor and pathos, effectively capturing the highs and lows of Frankie Wilde's descent.

• Praised for its raw and often humorous depiction of DJ culture.
• Paul Kaye's performance as the flawed protagonist is a standout.
• The film effectively balances its comedic elements with a poignant exploration of loss and addiction.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's unique perspective on the Ibiza club scene and Frankie's downward spiral, with many appreciating the dark humor and the emotional impact of the story. Some viewers found the portrayal of addiction to be intense.

Won the Special Jury Prize for Acting at the Sundance Film Festival for Paul Kaye.

The title 'It's All Gone Pete Tong' is a phonetic reference to the British phrase 'It's all gone wrong,' a common DJ slang term.