It's All Gone Pete Tong

Frankie Wilde is a gifted music producer and DJ whose life takes a tragic turn following his sudden hearing loss. Initially vibrant and confident in his craft, Frankie quickly descends into despair as his condition worsens, leading to reckless behavior and isolation. His journey evolves as he confronts his addiction and learns to redefine his relationship with music through innovative techniques.

Alfonse is one of Frankie's closest collaborators, offering support and friendship during Frankie’s darkest moments. Although he expresses compassion and concern for Frankie's plight, he ultimately finds himself powerless to help reverse the damage caused by Frankie’s actions and choices. Alfonse's character emphasizes the challenges faced by those trying to support loved ones in crisis.

Penelope becomes a pivotal figure in Frankie's life, helping him navigate the complexities of his newfound deafness. As a lip-reading instructor, she provides Frankie with innovative methods to reconnect with music while fostering a deep and meaningful bond. Penelope represents hope, healing, and the transformative power of love and understanding.

Max, Frankie's manager, initially supports him but later exploits his situation for commercial gain. His character highlights the darker side of the music industry where profit can overshadow genuine care. As Frankie's condition deteriorates, Max's decisions create further friction, as he prioritizes ambition over sensitivity to Frankie's struggles.

Sonya, Frankie's wife, grapples with the impact of his escalating issues on their relationship. Seeking stability amidst Frankie's decline, her decision to leave underscores the emotional toll of supporting someone facing profound challenges. Sonya's character illustrates the strain that addiction and mental health can place on personal relationships.