Late Night Shopping (Original title)
Dates: 2000 (Copyright), 22 June 2001 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, GermanyDirector: Saul Metzstein
Synopsis: Drama about the lives of four twenty-somethings, Lenny, Sean, Vincent and Jody, who all work night shifts.
Genre: Drama
Title: Cahier critiqueAuthor: [O.L.] Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Vertigo v2 n2 Spring 2002 Pages: 18-19
Title: Sundance in Scotland?Author: MURRAY, Jonathan Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Using Saul Metzstein's LATE NIGHT SHOPPING as an example, an examination is made of the current situation for film funding in Scotland, and the influence of American independent cinema.
In: Berlin Film Festival Catalogue v51st 2001 Pages: 142-143
Title: [Berlin Film Festival Catalogue - v51st 2001: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: German
Description: Includes production/distribution contacts. synopsis in German, English and French.
In: Empire n145 July 2001 Page: 70
Title: New filmsAuthor: PETERS, Patrick Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1297 23 Feb 2001 Page: 35
Title: Case study: Late night shoppingAuthor: HUNTER, Allan Article type: Prod. ReportLanguage: English
Description: Chronological production report, Spring 1998-Feb 2001.
In: Variety 12 Mar 2001 Page: 37
Title: Film ReviewsAuthor: ELLEY, Derek Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v11 n6 June 2001 Page: 47
Title: ReviewsAuthor: RICHARDS, Andy Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v363 n24 13 Jun 2000 Page: 76
Title: INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONArticle type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1268 21 Jul 2000 Page: 14
Title: GlasgowAuthor: TUTT, Louise Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Announcement that LATE NIGHT SHOPPING is in post-production.
In: Screen International n1263 16 Jun 2000 Page: 14
Title: INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONArticle type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Broadcast 10 Sep 1999 Page: 2
Title: Ideal lands movie for FilmFourAuthor: AZEEZ, Wale Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Ideal World Productions secures commission and funding from FilmFour to produce first feature film through its Ideal World Films offshoot, LATE NIGHT SHOPPING.
Dates: 2000 (Copyright), 22 June 2001 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, GermanyDirector: Saul Metzstein
Synopsis: Drama about the lives of four twenty-somethings, Lenny, Sean, Vincent and Jody, who all work night shifts.
Genre: Drama
Credits
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©: Film Four Limited, ©/Presented by: Glasgow Film Office, Presented by: FilmFour, Presented in association with: Scottish Screen National Lottery, Senator Film Produktion GmbH, Production Company: Ideal World Films, Logo: Scottish Arts Council, Executive Producer: Paul Webster, Executive Producer: Hanno Huth, Executive Producer: Lenny Crooks, Producer: Angus Lamont, Co-producer: Elinor Day, Co-producer: Graeme Gordon, Physical Production (FlmFour): Tracey Josephs, Physical Production (Glasgow F Office): Helen Boyes, Unit Manager: Donald 'Bovy' Mackinnon, Production Co-ordinator: Alison Campbell, Location Manager: Michael Higson, Location Manager (2nd Unit): Jamie Lengyel, Post-production (Supervisor): Alistair Hopkins, Post-production (Co-ordinator): Sara Jolly, Assistant Director (1st): Ian Barber, Assistant Director (2nd): Alison Goring, Assistant Director (3rd): Drew Cain, Assistant Director (Additional): Mark Murdoch, Assistant Director (2nd Unit 1st): Julian Hearne, Assistant Director (2nd Unit 2nd): Toby Hefferman, Assistant Director (2nd Unit 3rd): Ben Stenning, Script Supervisor: Lucy Enfield, Casting Director: Gail Stevens, Written by: Jack Lothian, Director of Photography: Brian Tufano, Digital Effects: The Moving Picture Company, Editor: Justine Wright, Production Designer: Mike Gunn, Art Director: Rohan Banyard, Costume Designer: Eleanor Baker, Costume Supervisor: Joanne Slater, Make-up Designer: Dianne Jamieson, Titles: The Moving Picture Company, End Titles Design: Frameline, Music: Alex Heffes, Additional Score: A.j., [Additional Score] Co-writer: D. Donnelly, [Additional Score] Co-writer: J. Malik, [Additional Score] Co-writer: R. Smith, Christa Hughes, Orig Music Perf by (Flute/Saxophone): Finn Peters, Orig Music Perf by (Guitars): James Fenn, Orig Music Perf by (Bass): Tom Silvester, Orig Music Perf by (Keyboards/Kazoo): Alex Heffes, Orig Music Perf by (Vocals): Sheila Gasp, [Add Score] Musician (Trumpet): Colin Steele, [Add Score] Musician (Saxophone): George Macdonald, [Add Score] Musician (Flute): Nick McCallum, [Add Score] Musician (Bass/Guitar): Mark Finly, Music Supervisor: Liz Gallacher, [Music] Mixing Engineer: Simon Burwell, Sound Recording: Louis Kramer, Dubbing Mixer: Tim Alban, Supervising Sound Editor: Simon Gershon, Dialogue Editor: Rory Farnon, ADR (Crowd Provided by): Artemedia Loops Ltd, ADR Recordist: Jens Christensen, ADR Editor: Stewart Henderson, Foley Artist: Jack Stew, Foley Artist: Andrea King, Foley Recordist: Barnaby Smyth, Foley Editor: Barnaby Smyth, Stunt Co-ordinator: Michael Scott-law
Cast
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Luke de Woolfson (Sean), James Lance (Vincent), Kate Ashfield (Jody), Enzo Cilenti (Lenny), Heike Makatsch (Madeline), Shauna MacDonald (Gail), Sienna Guillory (Susie), Laurie Ventry (Joe), Bobby Finn (David, coma boy), Claire Harman (Wendy, pizza girl), Nigel Buckland (Alec, duty manager), Lesley Harcourt (girl in bed), Garry Sweeney (hospital porter), Carmen Pieraccini (girl in service station), John Wark, Jack Lothian, Sam Phillips, Almar Haflidason, Thomas Boyd Crockett, Iain Mackenzie (shelf stacker), Joe Cassidy (paramedic), Hélène Le Bohec (yet another girl)
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
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In: Premiere n324 February 2004 Page: 55Title: Cahier critiqueAuthor: [O.L.] Article type: CreditsLanguage: French
In: Vertigo v2 n2 Spring 2002 Pages: 18-19
Title: Sundance in Scotland?Author: MURRAY, Jonathan Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Using Saul Metzstein's LATE NIGHT SHOPPING as an example, an examination is made of the current situation for film funding in Scotland, and the influence of American independent cinema.
In: Berlin Film Festival Catalogue v51st 2001 Pages: 142-143
Title: [Berlin Film Festival Catalogue - v51st 2001: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: German
Description: Includes production/distribution contacts. synopsis in German, English and French.
In: Empire n145 July 2001 Page: 70
Title: New filmsAuthor: PETERS, Patrick Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1297 23 Feb 2001 Page: 35
Title: Case study: Late night shoppingAuthor: HUNTER, Allan Article type: Prod. ReportLanguage: English
Description: Chronological production report, Spring 1998-Feb 2001.
In: Variety 12 Mar 2001 Page: 37
Title: Film ReviewsAuthor: ELLEY, Derek Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v11 n6 June 2001 Page: 47
Title: ReviewsAuthor: RICHARDS, Andy Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v363 n24 13 Jun 2000 Page: 76
Title: INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONArticle type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1268 21 Jul 2000 Page: 14
Title: GlasgowAuthor: TUTT, Louise Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Announcement that LATE NIGHT SHOPPING is in post-production.
In: Screen International n1263 16 Jun 2000 Page: 14
Title: INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONArticle type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Broadcast 10 Sep 1999 Page: 2
Title: Ideal lands movie for FilmFourAuthor: AZEEZ, Wale Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Ideal World Productions secures commission and funding from FilmFour to produce first feature film through its Ideal World Films offshoot, LATE NIGHT SHOPPING.