Goodnight, Charlene

Goodnight, Charlene is a 2017 crime thriller that revolves around the story of a young woman named Charlene who works in the office of a corrupt college professor. She notices that the professor is exploiting his students for his own ulterior motives and decides to take a stand against him. She starts collecting evidence against him to expose his wrongdoings.

However, she meets a tragic end, and her death is ruled as a suicide. But, her brother Kurtis (played by Daniel Ross Owens) doesn't believe this and is determined to find out the truth behind his sister's death. Kurtis is a former soldier and is suffering from PTSD after his tours in Iraq. He is emotionally unstable and is grappling with his sister's death.

Kurtis meets Charlene's roommate Rose (played by Marissa Woolf), who informs him about the conspiracy theories surrounding Charlene's death. She tells him about the professor's involvement and the evidence Charlene had gathered against him. Kurtis realizes that he needs to find the evidence to uncover the truth behind his sister's death.

With the help of his friend and fellow soldier Ivan (played by Hugo Christian), Kurtis starts investigating and collecting evidence against the professor. He is determined to expose the professor and bring justice to his sister.

As the investigation progresses, Kurtis learns that the professor is involved in more illegal activities than he thought. He is implicated in a number of crimes, including drug trafficking, prostitution, and money laundering. Kurtis and Ivan find themselves in dangerous situations as they get closer to the truth.

They finally gather all the evidence they need to put the professor behind bars. The final sequence of the movie is a thrilling chase sequence that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Goodnight, Charlene is a gritty and intense crime thriller that will keep you hooked from start to finish. The performances by the cast are top-notch, and the direction by Chris Zuhdi is excellent. The movie tackles themes of corruption, justice, and the lengths one would go for the people they love. Overall, it is a must-watch for fans of the genre.