What it’s like to spend 90 minutes in the women’s loo of a thumping nightclub

Powder Room

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Powder Room is a small British film all about women and starring only women — boo-hoo, men; my heart bleeds for you all — yet it is almost entirely set in a nightclub, so whether you enjoy this film may depend on how willing you are to spend 90 minutes in such a club along with all that thumping music and the flashing lights and the scrabbling to get to the bar.

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What it's like to spend 90 minutes in the women's loo of a thumping nightclub

Powder Room portrays, in an interesting way, young women desperately trying to have a good time while actually having a miserable one

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