Charleston

Set in the vibrant cityscape of 1930s America, Charleston tells an engaging tale of cunning schemes, deception, and a thrilling race against time, all wrapped up in a delightful comedy package reminiscent of classics like The Sting. Written and directed by Marcello Fondato in 1977, this Italian film offers a refreshing take on the classic con artist narrative with its charming characters and intricate plot.The city of Charleston serves as an electric backdrop for our charismatic protagonists who embark on an audacious adventure, navigating a world filled with dazzling flappers, suave gangsters, and a whole lot of swindling. As our heroes hatch their elaborate plans to outwit the city's most notorious criminals, they must also navigate their own personal demons and conflicting loyalties.Fondato's direction weaves an enchanting spell with his homage to The Sting, while still managing to breathe new life into the story. Charleston offers more than just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it delivers a film that remains relevant and engaging even four decades later.