Charlie Victor Romeo

Name: Charlie Victor Romeo
Genre: Drama, History, Thriller, Documentary
Released: January 29, 2014
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 65

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| Release Date: January 29, 2014 | Not Rated

Summary: Charlie Victor Romeo is a performance documentary derived entirely from the "Black Box" transcripts of six major real-life airline emergencies.

Director: Karlyn Michelson and Patrick Daniels and Robert Berger

Genre(s): Drama, History, Thriller, Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 90 min

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John DeFore

Jan 31, 2014

The ritualized presentation of these disasters... adds up to a kind of unsettling spiritual experience, a communion with the dead that demands the quiet participation of a group Read full review

Stephanie Zacharek

Jan 28, 2014

Charlie Victor Romeo shows us how much of life's weight and meaning can be packed into one second of thought or action; it's a work of shivery intimacy. Read full review

A.O. Scott

Jan 29, 2014

It is a curious hybrid of documentary and experimental theater. It is also one of the most terrifying movies I have ever seen. Read full review

Gary Goldstein

Jan 30, 2014

A unique, unsettling experience. Read full review

Mark Jenkins

Jan 31, 2014

That the same performers keep returning in different roles, playing Peruvian and Japanese flyers as well as American ones, only adds to the sense of man as machine. Everything, and everyone, must run like clockwork. Yet no apparatus is foolproof. Read full review

John Anderson

Jan 31, 2014

The screenwriter/playwrights have processed the characters’ last words in ways that imbue them with as much humanity as possible. Read full review

Matt Singer

Jan 28, 2014

The small company of actors make convincing pilots, flight attendants, and air-traffic controllers, but their activities, tragic and brave though they may be, quickly grow monotonous. Read full review

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