A cult work in Whit Stillman’s filmography, The Last Days of Disco takes a semi-nostalgic look at the nightlife scene of New York during disco’s final years. The story follows two young Ivy League graduates in a series of romantic, professional and social interactions, set against the backdrop of one of the most talked about clubs in the city. Marked by perceptive, sarcastic dialogue and a striking musical selection, the film is an ode to disco and youth.