Charlotte Sometimes

Charlotte Sometimes is a 2002 drama film written, directed, and produced by Eric Byler. The title is taken from the song Charlotte Sometimes by The Cure, which in turn is based on the book Charlotte Sometimes by Penelope Farmer. Plot Michael is an introverted, Japanese-American auto mechanic who lives in a Los Angeles duplex, whose other half he leases out to Lori. The Chinese-American Lori becomes good friends with Michael and there is somewhat of an air of sexual tension between them, but Michael, aware that Lori has a live-in boyfriend, Justin, doesn't cross their line of friendship. When the enigmatic drifter Darcy comes into Michael's life, the dynamics between him, Lori, and Justin are complicated and Michael must make a decision between his head and heart. Cast Michael Idemoto as Michael Eugenia Yuan as Lori Matt Westmore as Justin Jacqueline Kim as Darcy/Charlotte Kimberly-Rose Wolter as Kakela Shizuko Hoshi as Aunt Music Cody ChesnuTT appears as himself in the film, performing on stage, and several of his songs are featured in the soundtrack.