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The End
An office clerk is bored and starts to play with the globe on his desk. The effect is instant as the world outside his window goes pitch black as he moves the globe through a few degrees. The realisation of the power he has hits him hard - but is it too late to use his powers for good?
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Plot Summary
This documentary chronicles the rise and fall of Peter Gatien, the notorious nightclub impresario of the 1980s and 1990s. It delves into his glamorous empire in New York City, including legendary clubs like Limelight and Palladium, and the eventual legal battles that led to his downfall. The film offers a look into the vibrant, often decadent, nightlife scene of the era.
Critical Reception
The End received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often praising its subject matter and the insights it offered into a significant period of New York's club culture. Some found the narrative compelling, while others felt it could have explored certain aspects more deeply.
What Reviewers Say
A fascinating look at the excesses of the club scene.
Highlights the magnetic personality of Peter Gatien.
Some critics wished for more depth in exploring the consequences.
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Fun Fact
Peter Gatien was known as the 'King of New York Nightlife' and his clubs were famous for their elaborate themes and celebrity clientele.
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