Deletion of I'm Charlie Walker

Comment: All I could find was the IMDb entry cited in the article. IMDb is one of the classic examples of what is not a ; see Wikipedia:Reliable sources/Perennial sources. Fails  and 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:NFILM||WP:GNG)

Comment: The page was recently moved from ''{{no redirect|America Is Still the Place}}'' to it's current title. The article was originally created back in 2015; so, perhaps there are some reliable sources which can be found under its old title. If not, then this might be a case of #Film and a |redirect might be a cheap way to take a wait-and-see approach. Once the film has been released or at least gets closer to its release day, it might start to generate the  it needs to meet . I don't, however, think there's any problem with the original creator working on a draft for the article, even if they're subject to /  as long as they submit it to  for assessment when they think it's ready for the mainspace. Ideally, it would probably be better for someone unconnected to the film to try and create an article about it, but AFC should cleanup any possible COI issues, etc. and vet the draft for proper sourcing. Anyone connected to the film, however, who wants to works on the draft would be better off following  asap and then ADVICE if the draft does end up becoming an article
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Too soon (:WP:TOOSOON||:WP:CHEAP||:WP:SIGCOV||:WP:NFILM||:WP:COI||:WP:PAID||:WP:AFC||:WP:DISCLOSECOI||:WP:COIADVICE)