Goodbye Charlie Bright (2001) is a poignant tale of camaraderie and growth between two teenage boys residing in a South London council estate. Unfolding over a sweltering summer, the narrative delves into the intense and unpredictable bond between Charlie and Justin. Their friendship reaches a critical juncture, leading to a permanent shift in their dynamic. As Charlie observes a friend departing for military service, he begins to ponder his own future. Meanwhile, he finds himself preoccupied with managing Justin, who frequently entangles him in various troubles.
Goodbye Charlie Bright (2001)
2001 · Movie · 87 min. · United Kingdom
Credits
Direction Nick Love
Cast Paul Nicholls · Roland Manookian · Phil Daniels · Jamie Foreman · Danny Dyer · Richard Driscoll · David Thewlis · Frank Harper · Alexis Rodney · Dani Behr · Nicola Stapleton · Tameka Empson · Sid Mitchell · Kate Buffery · Edna Doré · Sally Bretton
Soundtrack Ivor Guest
Screenplay Nick Love · Dominic Eames
Cinematography Tony Imi
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Title Goodbye Charlie Bright
Original title Goodbye Charlie Bright
Year 2001
Type Movie
Length 87 min.
Country United Kingdom
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