While traveling abroad, a guy falls for a Romanian beauty whose unreachable heart has its origins in her violent, charismatic ex.
Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film Cast:
- Charlie Countryman: Shia LaBeouf
- Gabi Ibanescu: Evan Rachel Wood
- Nigel: Mads Mikkelsen
- Darko: Til Schweiger
- Carl: Rupert Grint
- Luc: James Buckley
- Victor Ibanescu: Ion Caramitru
- Bill: Vincent D’Onofrio
- Kate: Melissa Leo
- Bela: Andrei Finti
- Ashley: Aubrey Plaza
- Ted: Lachlan Nieboer
- Felicity: Vanessa Kirby
- Madison: Montserrat Lombard
- Bosko: Cosmin Pădureanu
Film Crew:
- Director of Photography: Roman Vasyanov
- Director: Fredrik Bond
- Writer: Matt Drake
- Costume Design: Jennifer Johnson
- Producer: Ron Yerxa
- Producer: Albert Berger
- Producer: William Horberg
- Producer: Craig J. Flores
- Editor: Hughes Winborne
- Original Music Composer: DeadMono
- Original Music Composer: Christophe Beck
Movie Reviews:
- r96sk: There’s a good movie in there, though ‘Charlie Countryman’ is weakened by a few of its elements.
- Visually I enjoyed it, but the pace of the around 100 minute run time isn’t the best. The story is hit-and-miss, there’s certainly a plot in there somewhere that could be entertaining but it always feels held back by something… I think the love story kinda took me out of it a few times, especially as I didn’t overly like (but didn’t dislike) the performances of Shia LaBeouf and Evan Rachel Wood; LaBeouf is noteworthy emotionally at the beginning, though.
- Mads Mikkelsen is the standout in my opinion, a fun performance from him. James Buckley and Rupert Grint, meanwhile, serve as decent comedic relief. Aubrey Plaza has a very minor (too minor) a role, while newcomer at the time Vanessa Kirby appears momentarily. It’s a shame they ended up cutting John Hurt’s narration, which could’ve been cool.