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A driftless young woman discovers she's 11 weeks pregnant and has only 24 hours to make a consequential decision. This charming and meditative film examines how softly life moves, even in our most urgent moments.

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Movie

Genre:

Drama, Comedy,

Release Date:

Apr 14, 2023

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Writer:

Cast:

Alexandria Trewhitt, Hannah Alline, Angela Nicholas, Darius Levanté, Sandy Duarte, Joe Sachem, Dan Schultz, Alice Bang, Melinda DeKay, Charlie S. Jensen, Candice Heiden, Crystal Roseborough, Alicia Reason, Maribel Landeros Loera, Yvonne Graham, Robert Ramirez, Ryan Jacobson, Eduardo D. Galvan, Alonso Venegas-Flores, Alonso Venegas-Flores, Alice Bang, Lars Deutsch, Timothée Bost, Alice Bang, Alonso Venegas-Flores, Nina Seul, Jamie Schallek, Guillaume Fesquet, Dennis Lez, Aura Reza, Naz Albizuris, Ryan Jacobson, Eduardo D. Galvan, Emily Prischenko, Ghisaline Harding, Adam J. Michel, Damith Warnasuriya, Anthony Cortez, Archer Henry, Aura Reza, Deborah Kirkland, Dominique Martinez, Eiko Watanabe, Kathryn Schurmer, Olivia Jackson, Qiyu Maria Zhou, Shincy Lu, Vitória Vasconcellos, Yuelin Zhao, Warren Upson, Archie Anderson, Warren Upson, Qiyu Maria Zhou, Adama Hussain,

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Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots 23/04/2023

Authentic stories about women are sometimes the hardest for filmmakers to get just right, but co-writer and director Sophie Galibert‘s “Cherry” offers a genuine onscreen portrayal of what it’s like to be a young woman in the 21st century. This very human story takes a look at how significantly an unplanned pregnancy can disrupt a person’s life, even when they seem to have no clear path for the future. Cherry (Alex Trewhitt, in a breakthrough lead performance) is a driftless, recently unemployed 25-year-old who discovers she is ten weeks pregnant. After a desperation visit to a clinic, Cherry learns that she has 24 hours to make one of the most crucial decisions of her life: what to do about an unplanned pregnancy. Trying to do a little soul searching to find answers, she treks across Los Angeles seeking insight from her best friends, sister, grandma, dad, mom, and boyfriend Nick (Dan Schultz). The film features an authentic portrayal of the realities that are faced by many women, and Gailbert is a savvy storyteller. As Cherry is forced to embrace adulthood and confront her distressing situation head-on, the film makes her journey feel universally relatable. It’s a film about choice, growth, and the personal path that one woman must decide to take. It’s a very human story that reassuringly points out that it’s okay to not be okay. It’s okay to feel lost. It’s okay to get off-track. Most of all, it’s okay to be your own woman. While the topical subject matter sounds similar to other so-called “pro-choice” films, this one feels different. Instead of taking a strongly political angle, Gailbert explores a more intimate side of a woman’s right to choose. The seriousness of an unplanned pregnancy, especially when it comes to an immature woman who isn’t ready to be a mom, is expressed with an honesty and organic humor that’s genuine. “Cherry” is a terrific film that articulates the importance of a woman’s freedom of choice when it comes to birthing and raising a child. It’s clever, funny, heartfelt, and touching. By: Louisa Moore / SCREEN ZEALOTS

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