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Shopping de nuit

Original title: Late Night Shopping
  • 2001
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 31m
IMDb RATING
6.8/10
2.4K
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Kate Ashfield, Enzo Cilenti, Luke de Woolfson, James Lance, and Heike Makatsch in Shopping de nuit (2001)
An upbeat, oddball, after-hours comedy about the ups and downs of sex and shelf-stacking in the 21st century.
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An upbeat, oddball, after-hours comedy about the ups and downs of sex and shelf-stacking in the 21st century.An upbeat, oddball, after-hours comedy about the ups and downs of sex and shelf-stacking in the 21st century.An upbeat, oddball, after-hours comedy about the ups and downs of sex and shelf-stacking in the 21st century.

  • Director
    • Saul Metzstein
  • Writer
    • Jack Lothian
  • Stars
    • Luke de Woolfson
    • James Lance
    • Kate Ashfield
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.8/10
    2.4K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Saul Metzstein
    • Writer
      • Jack Lothian
    • Stars
      • Luke de Woolfson
      • James Lance
      • Kate Ashfield
    • 39User reviews
    • 18Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
      • 7 wins & 7 nominations total

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    Luke de Woolfson
    Luke de Woolfson
    • Sean
    James Lance
    James Lance
    • Vincent
    Kate Ashfield
    Kate Ashfield
    • Jody
    Enzo Cilenti
    Enzo Cilenti
    • Lenny
    Heike Makatsch
    Heike Makatsch
    • Madeline Zozzocolovich
    Shauna Macdonald
    Shauna Macdonald
    • Gail
    • (as Shauna MacDonald)
    Sienna Guillory
    Sienna Guillory
    • Susie
    Laurie Ventry
    • Joe
    Bobby Finn
    • David, Coma Boy
    Claire Harman
    • Wendy, Pizza Girl
    Nigel Buckland
    • Alec, Duty Manager
    Lesley Harcourt
    Lesley Harcourt
    • Girl in Bed
    Garry Sweeney
    Garry Sweeney
    • Hospital Porter
    Carmen Pieraccini
    • Girl in Service Station
    John Wark
    John Wark
    • Shelf Stacker
    Jack Lothian
    • Shelf Stacker
    Sam Phillips
    Sam Phillips
    • Shelf Stacker
    Almar Haflidason
    Almar Haflidason
    • Shelf Stacker
    • Director
      • Saul Metzstein
    • Writer
      • Jack Lothian
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    User reviews39

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    7stamper

    Can ordinary life entertain?

    These days, the majority of people on earth watch American films, which are quite often filled with action and / or effects. There are of course films about ordinary life, like American Beauty, which attract major attention, but are there any else? Does the film industry consist of films full of action and effects and a few simple made, though qualitatively good films? Are all good films made in America? The answer to those questions are No and No!!! There are films, that do manage to entertain without big effects and explosions. Some of them are made in America and remain virtually unknown like Finding Forrester. But there are also a number of good and simply made European films, that never get the attention they deserve. Hereby I must add that the level of attention European films get is even lower than the attention that is given to simply made American films (unless it is some sort of HIT film). Late Night Shopping is one of those European films that deals with ordinary life, but does it manage to entertain? Before I get to that though, I must tell you, that this movie is targeted at a late teen / young adult audience, which is not a bad thing, but Since I've seen the film I must tell you, that this film will not be enjoyed by many persons not belonging to the target audience.

    Late night shopping, is about four youngsters Jody, Vincent, Sean and Lenny who all work graveyard shifts. After work these ‘acquaintances' meet in a café to talk about their daily hassles. There it is, that we meet those four persons that will dictate the next 91 minutes of our life. In the course of the film, a lot becomes clear, about the personalities of the characters, but this film is more than a character study. It also shows the development and of true friendship. I'd like to quote Vincent here, standing on a miniature golf course with Lenny, but I do not want to spoil your viewing experience. Of course I realized, that nothing much happens in this film. I noticed that it contains a lot of pointless behavior, like sitting in a café, talking or riding around in the car with no particular place to go, but aren't those pointless routines, what make life enjoyable? Isn't it great to be able to do nothing special with your friends and having fun at the same time?

    By know, I might have you thinking, that this is the best film of all times, well it is entertaining, but it isn't that good. I mean, the actors, the story and the music are all good, without any ground breaking achievements, but what really made the difference between this being a pretty good film and a good film, was the director I think. I feel, that if he had paced and directed this movie just a notch better, it would have done the trick and this film would have been good. Now it is just pretty good. I know some people might argue that the ‘soap scenes' are idiotic, but they didn't bother me at all. As far as pointless films go this one holds up pretty well, despite not being able to match itself with Mallrats or Chasing Amy (which are both American films by the way).

    7 out of 10
    7Lex23

    Nice story, some good jokes, surprising plot.

    I never heard about the movie when I decided to watch it. Wanted to know if I was in for a nice surprise. And i really was. I won't say the movie is a must-see, but it's a nice comedy with some original jokes. It's also an interesting look on the world that normal people always miss because they're asleep.

    The persons in the movie have a nice character and there will definitely be someone you can identify yourself with. Nice story, some good jokes, surprising plot. In short: 85 minutes of your life you absolutely could have spend worse.
    emmagenekrebs

    not just for slackers

    I rented this film from a local shop on a whim, not expecting much. My housemates and I watched and loved it, every one of us. Maybe it's because we can relate as late-working, unambitious slackers; however I think that it was the spot-on acting, funny and likeable characters, great writing, and unique freshness of this film that made it so good.

    If you like a good, intelligent comedy, check this out.
    lillurr

    Great

    I saw the film at the Stockholm filmfestval and i absolutely loved it. The director was there to present the film, and appologised for the misuse of music in the film, in the hilarious scene when foriginers is on the radio in the car and impossible to shut off. The story is thin but the excellent dialog is the best thing about it. The irony and british humour is splendid, and the actor are doing a good job. + for the beautiful Sienna Guillory. To be disturbed by small things as how Vincent could know where his friends were going is a sign of a person not feeling well. Ever heard of fiction?
    9stephen-114

    Much better than most comments indicate

    Most of the votes for this film are 7-10 yet most of the comments are lukewarm to hostile, which baffles me as I found it consistently enjoyable, intelligently scripted and very well acted. The only disappointment was that, although recognisably filmed in Glasgow, it appears to be set in some non-specific English city in which none-the-less all the minor characters have Scots accents. Despite this I gave it a 9.

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    • Trivia
      Late Night Shopping was largely filmed in Glasgow.
    • Goofs
      After Jody "convinces" Sean to go see his girlfriend, we see that his outfit changes. When he is in the café, he is wearing a dark, wool sweater. Immediately after this, we see Sean at the train station wearing a gray shirt and gray track jacket.
    • Quotes

      Vincent: The whole reason I do a mind-numbing job is so I don't have to think. Hence, mind-numbing.

    • Crazy credits
      There is an additional dialogue near the end of the end credits.
    • Connections
      Referenced in Národ sobe aneb Ceské more v osmnácti prílivech (2003)
    • Soundtracks
      (I Just) Died In Your Arms
      Written by Nick Van Eede (uncredited)

      Performed by Cutting Crew

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    • Release date
      • February 11, 2004 (France)
    • Countries of origin
      • United Kingdom
      • Germany
    • Official site
      • Home Vision Entertainment (DVD Distributor)
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Late Night Shopping
    • Filming locations
      • Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
    • Production companies
      • FilmFour
      • Glasgow Film Office
      • Ideal World Productions
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    • Gross worldwide
      • $1,743
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 31m(91 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital

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