Cherry

Well that's what you're gonna watch, a waste of space female and her just as waste of space fling create a child and she decides to kill their child because he/she is "inconvenient" while he doesn't care less. On top of that it's just a really boring and drawn out movie that get you no where, she discoverers that she is pathetic and being pathetic she takes the pathetic path, the end. Okay? Is that it? Well I guess the director likes "motivation" sarcasm* if you like drama that has no end because the character doesn't grow then this movie is for you. No wonder there is only two other "reviews" probably the film crew lmao.

Loved the beauty of the pictures, this comedy-drama really shows Los Angeles in its best light and colors! The characters and the story feel authentic, touching, charming. A perfect cast to deliver this heartfelt story. Quite a timely topic too, giving us a much needed glimpse at the simple reality of unwanted pregnancy, far from the extremes and politics. A very down to earth approach, staged in a typical Californian beautiful background, highlighting the importance of your environment in such life-changing moments. Can't wait to see what director/writer Sophie Galibert will come up with next!... Bravo and thank you!

Cherry is a poignant and timely dramedy that delves into the complex world of a young woman grappling with an unplanned pregnancy. French-born director Sophie Galibert delivers a captivating and heartfelt story, keeping the focus on Cherry's emotional journey rather than turning it into a political debate. Alex Trewhitt's portrayal of Cherry is both relatable and endearing, making us root for her as she navigates her difficult decisions. With a visually appealing and insightful costume design, the film celebrates personal growth and the power of choice. Although Cherry only briefly touches on the broader political context, it remains a beautifully crafted and uplifting tale of self-discovery.