Not the subject but the manner to present it defines this short film. a dead teenager. the memories. the relation. a word on the locker room wardrobe. a ball and few words on it. a kiss. and the need to complete a relation who only has its first steps. one of moving ends. and, maybe, the hope.
short, a delicate message about love, life and choices.
a film about solitude. and about the need to be loved and the fear of the other and the death as fictional border between worlds. the beauty of "Goodbye, Charlie" is real special. not only for artistic reasons. but because it reminds. old truths, known choices.
Review of Goodbye, Charley
