Eye for Film
7 February 2007
CLUBLAND
by Tony Sullivan
****½

 

Brenda Blethyn puts in a tour-de-force performance as a middle-aged vaudevillian whose day and audience are both in decline. Added to this she has a failed marriage, an oily paramour and two sons who are becoming more interested in girls than mum.

In a further complication, one son, Mark, has a handicap. Played to perfection by newcomer Richard Wilson, Mark steals every scene he is in.

 

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