Charm

The film follows Malcolm, a young man disillusioned with the gentrification of New York City. In his quest to revive the city’s creative spirit, he embarks on a personal crime wave aimed at driving down real estate values. As he attempts to attract attention to his antics, he discovers that nobody seems to notice his efforts.

With its blend of horror, comedy, and crime, Charm offers a unique take on the found footage genre. The film’s narrative is a commentary on the changing landscape of urban life and the struggle between nostalgia and modernity. Collectors of niche cinema may find this film intriguing for its bold approach and the themes it tackles, reflecting a specific era of indie filmmaking.