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BFI / Sight and SoundUK

Club Kid: an outrageously funny crowdpleaser

10.17

Jordan Firstman’s debut stays true to his irreverent humour while leaving just enough room for sincerity in its sweet story of a queer NYC club promoter who discovers he has a 10-year-old son.

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