Watch: Hello Carter 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Down-on-his-luck Carter has recently become homeless, single and unemployed. Desperate to win back his ex-girlfriend, he goes off on an adventure throughout London to find her, picking up some odd helpers along the way..
Plot: Down-on-his-luck Carter has recently become homeless, single and unemployed. Desperate to win back his ex-girlfriend, he goes off on an adventure throughout London to find her, picking up some odd helpers along the way.
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Worth the watch.
You can tell Charlie is such a innocent human being.
Charming film showcasing London
Catching up on a year of film and wanting to write a review of a British Film… after having the chance to view parts of a film that was invited to see as part of the London Film Festival, have decided to pick on film relatively close to my heart, about a character down on his luck living in London – step forward Hello Carter…Advertised as a comedy by LFF, if anything Hello Carter was not quite sure what genre it should be; although that is probably more a reflection on us viewers and our need to characterise things…it did feel like a stylish rom-com that was neither a romance nor a comedy… maybe that’s what made it such a likable film, in that it couldn’t be put in a suitable box. Although perhaps in turn that was the main flaw with the film… as it certainly felt that in the case of the script, of being a case of more a sum of its parts, than an overall rounded story.
It’s fair to say the basic premise of a wild goose chase around London was a bit fanciful and some of the coincidences a bit unlikely in this day and age – but when accepted the story was just that (fanciful) & the over-arching plot was probably meant as no more a vehicle for more subtle examinations of relationships and chance in key individual scenes, some poignant, others interspersed with good ole British humour (well that was my take)… then I think that the filmmakers generally hit the mark and made it work.
The lead character perhaps suffered from being neither unlikeable nor lovable, whilst well-acted, Carter seemed safe and it would have been interesting to see a more volatile performance (or character) in that role…however there were a lot of other good performances and certainly whenever Jodie Whittaker’s character appeared, the film seemed to have more edge…perhaps more of Hello Jenny over Carter wouldn’t have gone a miss.
Alongside good supporting performances, it was the subtle direction and especially good camera work that pulled the film together into a highly watchable British film. It was great to see London on film and so well filmed…one of the few low(er) budget British films that I would recommend others to see. Hope to see more of this ilk in future at the London Film Festival. A Solid 7/10 from me.
Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 20 min (80 min)
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Genre Comedy, Drama
Director Anthony Wilcox
Writer Anthony Wilcox
Actors Charlie Cox, Christian Cooke, Hannah Lederer
Country United Kingdom
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