Nightshift (1981)

Unfolding over a single night’s journey into morning, Nightshift distills the comings and goings of a hotel foyer into an eerie series of moods. Time stretches and routine tasks give way to the ethereal fantasies of the hotel’s eccentric, nocturnal guests portrayed by prominent figures of countercultural London including poet and actor Heathcote Williams and experimental filmmaker Anne Rees-Mogg.