Looted (2019): Cast & Ratings
Looted is a 2019 crime drama directed by Rene Pannevis, starring Charley Palmer Rothwell as Rob, Morgane Polanski and Shahbaz Khan. It runs 1 hour 29 minutes. Its Echo Score is 77/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 29m (89 min)
- Director
- Rene Pannevis
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Silk Screen Pictures
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Looted About?
The premise of Looted without spoilers.
Set in a struggling port town, Rob struggles to care for his ailing father while working as a car thief. A botched heist complicates their already strained relationship and threatens to unravel everything they have left. The film explores themes of family, desperation, and survival in a decaying industrial landscape.
Looted Themes & Keywords
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Looted Cast & Characters
Charley Palmer Rothwell leads the cast as Rob, with Morgane Polanski as Kasia and Shahbaz Khan as Mechanic. Directed by Rene Pannevis; 22 actors are credited in all.
- Director Rene Pannevis
- Charley Palmer Rothwell as Rob
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Morgane Polanski as Kasia - Shahbaz Khan as Mechanic
- Thomas Turgoose as Leo
Also Starring in Looted
· 18 more- Tom Fisher Oswald
- Stephen Uppal Jamie - Police Officer
- Jonathan Payne Muffro
- Anders Hayward JP
- Alan Carter Harbour Master
- Steven Kennedy Father in Car
- Jan van der Black Ed - Police Officer
- Daniel-John Williams JP
- Gary Davison Donny
- Liam Robson Mechanic
- Saleem Rasul Security Guard
- Chris McVeigh Mike - Police Officer
- Rebecca Suleman Stephanie - Police Officer
- Dawn Wolfe Nana
- Shirley Ashworth Nurse
- Mikki Hodgeson Young Rob
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- Rufaro Charakupa Hospice Receptionist
- Alex Garbutt Son in Car
More from Rene Pannevis
One more film directed by Rene Pannevis: Jacked.
Looted Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 77/100, strongest in character & emotion (82) and weakest in story & flow (65).
Looted Echo Score Breakdown
Looted presents a restrained social‑realist portrait that garners admiration for its performances and visual composition while dividing viewers on narrative momentum. Critics uniformly commend the film's acting depth and atmospheric cinematography, whereas audience reactions range from praise of its poetic tone to criticism of its languid pacing. The synthesis of strong craft elements with a divisive story results in a film that resonates for some but feels protracted for others, yielding an overall solid yet mixed reception.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 78
In terms of visual craft, the film benefits from expansive Hartlepool landscapes and a deliberate color palette that underscores thematic contrast. Critics highlight the effective use of claustrophobic framing and epic wide shots, while many viewers praise the cinematography despite occasional repetition. The editing supports the measured tempo, though some audience members find the visual rhythm tiring. Overall, the artistic execution is viewed as a notable strength.
- Character & Emotion 82
When it comes to character depth, the ensemble delivers nuanced portrayals that anchor the story's emotional core. Both critics and several users note the authenticity of the protagonists' struggles and the chemistry among the leads. Performances are described as sterling and poignant, providing a compelling human element amidst the bleak setting. Even dissenting opinions acknowledge the cast's competence, resulting in a high consensus on character quality.
- Story & Flow 65
The narrative balances social‑realist observation with a crime‑driven premise, generating both intrigue and frustration. Critics appreciate its lyrical approach and timely themes, while many viewers criticize the slow pacing and perceived filler. The plot’s incremental revelations engage some audiences, yet others deem the structure meandering and unsatisfying. Consequently, the story is perceived as moderately effective but marred by uneven pacing.
- Sensory Experience 75
Sensory experience is anchored by a restrained soundtrack and careful sound design that complement the film’s bleak aesthetic. Reviewers commend the juxtaposition of gritty interiors with open skies, creating an evocative atmosphere. While the visual consistency is praised, some audience members note repetitive scenery that lessens impact. Overall, the sensory elements reinforce the film’s tone and are largely regarded as a strength.
- Rewatch Factor 70
Rewatch potential hinges on the film’s emotional resonance and artistic style. Critics see lasting value in its raw honesty and promise for the director, and several viewers assign high personal ratings, suggesting repeat interest. Conversely, complaints about pacing and narrative satisfaction temper enthusiasm for revisits. The balance of strong performances and atmospheric craft yields a moderate to high likelihood of future viewings for engaged audiences.
Looted Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Looted.
Looted Also Known As
Also known as “루티드”.
- Also known as
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- 루티드
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Movies Like Looted
Films with a similar story, tone or audience, including Robbery, Gimme the Loot and Buried Loot.
Looted FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Looted, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Looted?
Looted runs 1 hour 29 minutes (89 minutes).
When was Looted released?
Looted was released on November 24, 2019.
Who directed Looted?
Looted was directed by Rene Pannevis.
More films by Rene Pannevis Who is in the cast of Looted?
Looted stars Charley Palmer Rothwell as Rob, Morgane Polanski as Kasia and Shahbaz Khan as Mechanic, among 22 credited actors.
Does Looted have a post-credit scene?
No. Looted has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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