FeaturePG2011·98m·6.7

Geek Charming

ComedyDramaFamilyTV Movie

Film geek Josh is looking for the subject of his new documentary when a chance meeting puts the perfect star in his sights—Dylan, his school's most popular junior. But Dylan's hopes of using the film to become Blossom Queen don't quite match with Josh's goal to make a hard-hitting exposé about popularity. Will Josh shoot the film as planned, or show Dylan as the truly interesting person she is?

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Cast

Sarah Hyland

Dylan Schoenfield

Matt Prokop

Josh Rosen

Vanessa Morgan

Hannah

Sasha Pieterse

Amy Loubalu

Lili Simmons

Lola

Andrea Brooks

Nicole Paterson

Jordan A. Nichols

Asher

Jimmy Bellinger

Steven

David Del Rio

Ari

Lilli Birdsell

Sandy

Andrew Airlie

Alan Schoenfield

Kacey Rohl

Caitlin

David Milchard

Mr. Farley

Brenda Crichlow

Ms. Guthrie

Erica Van Briel

Amber

Nina Kiri

Shy Girl

Kathryn Kirkpatrick

Lunch Lady

Sean Mahaffey

Smart Phone Customer

Brent Chapman

Mall Cop

Keith Dallas

Parking Enforcement Officer

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Mandeville FilmsBad Angels Productions, Ltd.

Crew

Director

Jeffrey Hornaday

Writers

Hilary Galanoy, Elizabeth Hackett, Robin Palmer

Rebekka Sorensen

Costume Design

Nathan Wang

Original Music Composer

Robert Brinkmann

Director of Photography

David Finfer

Editor

Chris August

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

3/9/2017

8.0

**Student film festival meets beauty pageant.** I'm one of those guys who does not believe chick films are for girls alone, actions are for men, as well as magic films for kids. I watch them all, well, at least I admit that. So, not in my childhood, but overall I've seen many DCOM and I've liked many of them. This film came half a decade ago, I was aware of it, but only now I had watched it and it got me by surprise. I thought it would me another mean girl tale, that's where I was wrong. Well, in the initial few minutes, that's how it looked, but everything has changed since the beginning of the second act. That was the biggest plus point of this film. Even though predictable scenes, still it felt good enough. The character transformation, the way it was done was very smart. At one stage you hate, then a soft corner develops. It is a television film, but that's not how it looked. The quality of the story was like a theatrical film. If they had risked on that, they definitely would have succeeded. I would say a bad decision by the production house, but still the product delivered more than its expectation. The casting was good, All of them were new face to me, except Sasha Pieterse. Expecting a sequel for a good/successful film is so common with its fans. I thought about the same, but seems they are not interesting in one which was kind of confirmed in the end itself. Even though if they decide to make, it won't be as good as this one. Because the main story, all happened in here. Just like 'Taken' which is very powerful original film, not suitable for followups. This is a silly concept, but very nice film. I totally suggest it. _8/10_