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Murder on the dancefloor: Hollywood’s nightclub scenes are a crime

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 7 October 2026 at 7:00 pm

Murder on the dancefloor: Hollywood’s nightclub scenes are a crime

From silent click-tracks to mandatory cage dancers, Hollywood can’t film a believable night out – but the real-life dancefloor is worth saving.

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