There we meet the rest of this group of misfits. Christopher Eigeman as Des, the floor manager of the disc that is constantly getting in trouble for letting his ad-man friend into the disco. His thing is to dump women by telling him he is gay, something he just found out while watching Wild Kingdom. The group actually gets into a heated debate over the archetypes found in Lady and the Tramp. Sex, drugs and music are what is one most minds in this setting.
People swap relationships like so many trading cards.
Amidst this is Alice, a thinking person among the virtual brain dead. Chloe Sevigney brings a great deal to this character and once again steals the show. The contrast between her and Charlotte is what drives this movie. At one point Charlotte explains to Alice that VD is positive because it will increase her popularity and after all, it can easily be cured. Strong cast, good direction by Whit Stillman and a soundtrack right out of the old discos of the time.