Director:
Jason WinerGuión:
Max WernerCámara:
David Robert JonesMúsica:
Jeremy TurnerReparto:
Martin Freeman, Morena Baccarin, Melissa Rauch, Jake Lacy, Shannon Woodward, Jane Curtin, Hayes MacArthur, Jackie Seiden, Ellis Rubin, Adam LeFevre (más)Sinopsis(1)
Charlie es un hombre que sufre cataplexia, trastorno que paraliza su cuerpo si experimenta emociones fuertes como la ira, la sorpresa y -especialmente- mucha alegría. (Movistar+)
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"You can't keep yourself from loving someone just because you're afraid you're gonna lose them." - The comedy Ode to Joy may not be an epic flick, but it has an absolutely brilliant plot that made me laugh royally. Brooklyn librarian Charlie suffers from a rare condition called cataplexy, which unfortunately prevents him from forming a loving relationship. And this lies behind all the ups and downs in the main character's life, while Martin Freeman, swooning with happiness, is absolutely hilarious as Charlie. I'd also have a strong urge to free him from such a terrible curse... The stylish ending definitely deserves praise as well; the filmmakers did a really good job. (80%)
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