Charly 2007
In this intimate drama from French director Isild Le Besco, *Charly (2007)* follows Nicolas, a disoriented teenager who abandons his grandparents' home and hitchhikes to an unfamiliar town.
Director: Isild Le Besco
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Charly (2007) about?
*Charly (2007)* tells the story of Nicolas, a drifting teenager who stumbles into the life of Charly, a seasoned but weary prostitute living on society's fringes. Their connection sparks an unusual friendship that challenges both of them to see the world—and themselves—in a new light.
Who directed Charly?
Isild Le Besco directed *Charly (2007)*, delivering a deeply personal take on youth, marginalization, and fleeting human connections.
Who stars in Charly?
The film stars Kolia Litscher as Nicolas, Julie-Marie Parmentier as Charly, and Jeanne Mauborgne, with supporting roles from Abdelkader Belkhodja and Philippe Chevassu.
Is Charly (2007) worth watching?
With its raw emotional core and intimate storytelling, *Charly (2007)* is a film that lingers long after the credits roll. While not widely rated, its drama-driven themes of connection and resilience make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven cinema.
How long is Charly?
*Charly (2007)* has a runtime of 95 minutes.
About Charly (2007) — A Raw, Intimate Drama of Found Family
In this intimate drama from French director Isild Le Besco, *Charly (2007)* follows Nicolas, a disoriented teenager who abandons his grandparents' home and hitchhikes to an unfamiliar town. There, he crosses paths with Charly, a sharp-witted red-headed prostitute whose no-nonsense attitude hides a surprising warmth. When she invites him into her cluttered but carefully tended trailer, an unlikely bond forms between them, offering Nicolas a fleeting sense of belonging in a world that often feels indifferent.
Le Besco crafts a tender yet unflinching portrait of two outsiders navigating loneliness, resilience, and the messy edges of human connection. Set against the quiet backdrop of small-town life, the film weaves themes of alienation and unexpected kinship with a raw, intimate energy, making *Charly (2007)* a quietly powerful exploration of found family.