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R | 1h 43m | Drama, Thriller

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CHARLIE ZONE is a twisting dramatic thriller set against the drug-ravaged streets of one of Canada’s roughest neighborhoods. Avery Paul, a disgraced boxer and ex-convict, is hired to abduct a runaway from a crack house in the city’s notorious ‘Charlie Zone,’ and return her safely to her family. But nothing goes quite as planned and nothing is quite what it seems. What follows is a harrowing ride through the underside of a postcard Canadian city, as two lost people attempt to face the darkness—in their world and themselves—and somehow find redemption.

Director: Michael Melski

Studio: Pacific Northwest Pictures

Producer(s): Brent Barclay, Hank White, Michael Melski, Tracey Boulton

Cast: Glen Gould, Amanda Crew, Mpho Koaho, Pasha Ebrahimi, Jennie Raymond

Writer(s): Joe LeClair, Michael Melski

12 votes and 0 Reviews

R | 1h 43m | Drama, Thriller

  Watch Trailer

CHARLIE ZONE is a twisting dramatic thriller set against the drug-ravaged streets of one of Canada’s roughest neighborhoods. Avery Paul, a disgraced boxer and ex-convict, is hired to abduct a runaway from a crack house in the city’s notorious ‘Charlie Zone,’ and return her safely to her family. But nothing goes quite as planned and nothing is quite what it seems. What follows is a harrowing ride through the underside of a postcard Canadian city, as two lost people attempt to face the darkness—in their world and themselves—and somehow find redemption.

R | 1h 43m | Drama, Thriller

CHARLIE ZONE is a twisting dramatic thriller set against the drug-ravaged streets of one of Canada’s roughest neighborhoods. Avery Paul, a disgraced boxer and ex-convict, is hired to abduct a runaway from a crack house in the city’s notorious ‘Charlie Zone,’ and return her safely to her family. But nothing goes quite as planned and nothing is quite what it seems. What follows is a harrowing ride through the underside of a postcard Canadian city, as two lost people attempt to face the darkness—in their world and themselves—and somehow find redemption.