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Charlotte

AnimationBiographyDrama

An account of German-Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon's life in the south of France between 1941 and 1943, before she was sent to Auschwitz during World War II. Inspired by her memoir "Life? or Theatre?".

Panoorin Ngayon

Trailer

Cast

TR

Tahir Rana

Director

ÉW

Éric Warin

Director

Keira Knightley

Charlotte Salomon

Marion Cotillard

French Charlotte Salomon

Brenda Blethyn

Grossmama

Jim Broadbent

Grosspapa

Sam Claflin

Alexander Nagler

Henry Czerny

Dr. Moridis

Henry Czerny

Policeman #2

Henry Czerny

Security Guard

Eddie Marsan

Albert Salomon

Helen McCrory

Paula Lindberg-Salomon

Sophie Okonedo

Ottilie Moore

Mark Strong

Alfred Wolfsohn

Romain Duris

French Alfred Wolfsohn

Pippa Bennett-Warner

Barbara

Raoul Bhaneja

Professor Koch

Raoul Bhaneja

Brown Shirt Leader

Raoul Bhaneja

Looter #1

Julian Richings

Dr. Kurt Singer

Julian Richings

Policeman #1

Julian Richings

SS Soldier #2

SD

Sadie Deogrades

Young Charlotte

Jean-Michel Le Gal

Administrator

Jean-Michel Le Gal

Brown Shirt #1

Scott McCord

Manfred

Scott McCord

Brown Shirt # 2

Tony Nappo

Mr. Brahvi

Tony Nappo

Vatican Guard

ER

Erik Rutherford

Writer

DB

David Bezmozgis

Writer

CS

Charlotte Salomon

Writer

Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan

Animation★ 6.3

Charlotte

Animation★ 6.2

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Mga Komento

10 Mga Komento

Megha_p1Jul 16, 2024

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EdenMay 29, 2023

source: Charlotte

Samrat sarakarMay 23, 2023

The producers and decision-makers who conceived this film made a serious error at the outset. This is not appropriate material for an animated film. It is understandable that a film about an artist would be look like art, especially since Charlotte Salomon is credited with having produced the first Graphic Novel. She produced hundreds of paintings about the events in her life as a young woman living in Germany as it was becoming an authoritarian hell for Jewish people. The animation is old fashioned and flat unlike what we have come to expect from Pixar, where the images and the characters are so fully developed. That kind of animation might have enhanced our experience of her life, but it would not solve the problem of animation. This is a heart-wrenching complex story about a woman who was complex and odd for her time or any time. Her family was consumed in unbelievable tragedy apart from the fact that so many of them were murdered in concentration camps. Animation is a step removed from life and this form of animation is wooden and stilted. The lives in Charlotte's story are highly emotional and such drama requires the services of excellent acting. We are too removed from the emotions and the reality of this story.

Ewurakua Yaaba YankeyMay 23, 2023

The Holocaust was cruel and vicious. So was the real Charlotte Salomon who poisoned her grandfather. She admitted to killing him in 2015. This movie's animation is beautiful but it doesn't depict the truth. Art should depict some truth. That is one of it's functions. EDIT: Charlotte Salomon's letters where she admitted killing her grandfather were released in 2015. Sorry for the confusion.

MachezaMay 23, 2023

It means more that we love life than that life loves us. The tragically beautiful true story of Charlotte Salomon, a courageous young Jewish artist who paints every moment of her life in a Chagallish, raw, and surreal style that foreshadows the arrival of graphic novels. "True art reveals the chaos inside us," says Charlotte. Her whimsical and provocative paintings of Berlin in the 1930s, Southern France during World War II, and the people she encountered, help her come to terms with trauma in her life that includes suicide, Nazis, betrayal, violence, splendor, and love. Sad moments are more truthful for Charlotte than happy ones. The artwork helps settle her nerves. There is so much heartbreaking beauty in Charlotte that it is hard to know where to look; the luminous green necklace that she treasures from her mother, snowfall in Berlin that swirls through cruelty and fire, haunting premonitions, and more. Keira Knightley is the voice of the imaginative, insightful, and strong-willed Charlotte. Those who saw this film and rated it three and a half stars or less probably were looking for something else and did not appreciate the depth or how different it is from other World War II stories. I am mesmerized by this determined and insightful woman who lived life as best she could even with the viciousness and sadness whirling all around her, and despite knowing that it would consume her too sooner than later. Seen at the Toronto international film festival.

RosaMay 23, 2023

For a film about Jews during WWII, I thought I'd be more moved by the story. It just seemed kind of bland, shallow, and lifeless. Part of the problem is with the animation. These days, I guess we're a bit spoiled by the amazing and lifelike animation by studios like Disney and Pixar. The animation in Charlotte was very simple and seemed out of date. I also found the dialogue quite stilted and unemotional. Then there's the whole issue about her poisoning her grandfather. It was barely mentioned in the movie. Another reviewer mentioned that she admitted to killing him in 2015. Rather difficult since she died in a concentration camp in 1943. And that's another thing that was glossed over. Her dying at Auschwitz wasn't mentioned until the recap at the end of the film. Truthfully, I was relatively unmoved by this lifeless film.

@carlie5Mar 2, 2023

source: Charlotte

ChiKéNov 22, 2022

The producers and decision-makers who conceived this film made a serious error at the outset. This is not appropriate material for an animated film. It is understandable that a film about an artist would be look like art, especially since Charlotte Salomon is credited with having produced the first Graphic Novel. She produced hundreds of paintings about the events in her life as a young woman living in Germany as it was becoming an authoritarian hell for Jewish people. The animation is old fashioned and flat unlike what we have come to expect from Pixar, where the images and the characters are so fully developed. That kind of animation might have enhanced our experience of her life, but it would not solve the problem of animation. This is a heart-wrenching complex story about a woman who was complex and odd for her time or any time. Her family was consumed in unbelievable tragedy apart from the fact that so many of them were murdered in concentration camps. Animation is a step removed from life and this form of animation is wooden and stilted. The lives in Charlotte's story are highly emotional and such drama requires the services of excellent acting. We are too removed from the emotions and the reality of this story.

Venita AkpofureNov 22, 2022

For a film about Jews during WWII, I thought I'd be more moved by the story. It just seemed kind of bland, shallow, and lifeless. Part of the problem is with the animation. These days, I guess we're a bit spoiled by the amazing and lifelike animation by studios like Disney and Pixar. The animation in Charlotte was very simple and seemed out of date. I also found the dialogue quite stilted and unemotional. Then there's the whole issue about her poisoning her grandfather. It was barely mentioned in the movie. Another reviewer mentioned that she admitted to killing him in 2015. Rather difficult since she died in a concentration camp in 1943. And that's another thing that was glossed over. Her dying at Auschwitz wasn't mentioned until the recap at the end of the film. Truthfully, I was relatively unmoved by this lifeless film.

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