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Scene from Being Charlie (2015)
Scene Details
| Duration: 120 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 91 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1904x1040 | Added: 2017-Apr-30 |
Actresses in this Scene
Morgan Saylor
Details
Alternate Names: Morgan Frances Saylor, مورگان سیلر
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Full Biography
Morgan Saylor is an American actress known for her role as Dana Brody in the first three seasons of Showtime's Emmy Award-winning series Homeland. She was part of the show's critically acclaimed cast, which also included Claire Danes and Damian Lewis.
About the Movie: Being Charlie (2015)
Release Year: 2015
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: Being Charlie - Zurück ins Leben, Быть Чарли
Director: Rob Reiner
Writer: Matt Elisofon, Nick Reiner
Production & Genre
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Companies: Castle Rock Entertainment, Defiant Pictures, Jorva Entertainment Productions
Genre: Drama, Romance
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Keywords
Keywords: drug addiction, drug rehabilitation, drug use, los angeles, california
Story
Charlie, an 18-year-old struggling with drug addiction, escapes from a youth treatment clinic in search of freedom. However, his parents intervene and force him into an adult rehabilitation center upon his return to Los Angeles. While there, Charlie meets Eva, another troubled individual battling her own demons. Throughout their time together in rehab, they grapple with their shared experiences, the challenges of sobriety, and the complexities of forming a relationship amidst their tumultuous circumstances.
Summary
Being Charlie is a 2015 drama film directed by Rob Reiner, focusing on the life of Charlie, an 18-year-old from Los Angeles who struggles with drug addiction. The movie explores themes of drug rehabilitation, love, and the challenges faced by those battling addiction within their families. Set in California, Being Charlie offers a candid portrayal of the realities of youth drug treatment and recovery.