Unemployed youngsters spend their days at the roller disco of the title, circling round and round, before being called to take up low-paid jobs as they become available. They leave the building in a wash of light, though we do not go through that door with them. For others it's a subsistence existence of vending machine food, video games, with sex and drug freely available as distractions.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Perry Benson
Carly
Cathy Murphy
Paulette
Paul McKenzie
Burt
Bernice Rowe
Deborah
Gary Beadle
Derek
Suzette Llewellyn
Sharon
Kate Hardie
Margaret
Catherine Clarke
Janice
Christina Greatrex
Voicespeaker
David Sibley
Doctor
Jem Ahmet
Fat boy
Kamilla Blanche
Typist
John Blundell
Video training staff
Richard Bremmer
Security guard
David Chandler
Video training staff
Veronique Choolhun
Video training staff
Nula Conwell
Typist
Jason Cunliffe
Livver boy
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عاملة التنظيف
المتحول
The Courier
Sex Doll
خارج الدائرة
Legends
A Woman of Substance
Sistas
الذئب المراهق
All the Queen's Men
لوسيفر
Into the Badlands
الموروثات
العميل الليلي
Adulting
إمبراطورية
الدعاوى
صيف نشر ذراعيه
بريدجرتون
ملك تولسا
الجنس والحياة
Wura
البصر
Empini
التعليقات
3 تعليق
source: Stars of the Roller State Disco
If one test of a memorable work of art is whether it creates its own special world which the spectator/reader/ listener becomes fully absorbed in, then this strange Tv drama from the dystopia obsessed 198Os era certainly qualifies. As with director Clarke's earlier ,equally claustrophobic Psy Warriors, the viewer is never shown any exteriors and now there is only one single (remarkably designed) set where all the action occurs. The young people institutionalized in a Depression style marathon of constant roller skating to wallpaper disco are almost always on the move, but rarely get anywhere. Details build up an Orwellian regime presided over by a Margaret Thatcher style bureaucrat but our main character Carly seems on one level to have become so comfortable with this regime that he really doesn't want to accept opportunities to make an exit. This heartbreaking and scathing social satire deserves to become more well known.
Stars of the Roller State Disco
