Review

Temple's rousing musical is a journey into the heart of the swinging teenage scene of London in the late 1950s and the brutal racism which still afflicts that city today. O'Connell stars as a young photographer drawn into the music and fashion worlds; Kensit is the designer he's in love with. Bowie makes a neat cameo as a slick associate of the nefarious Fox, and he sings the title tune, too. The music, as orchestrated by jazz giant Gil Evans, is unbeatable and includes a truly seductive number by Sade.