Cherry 2010
"Too young? Too old? You do the math."
Director Jeffrey Fine's *Cherry (2010)* delivers a sharply observed comedy-drama that explores the messy, unpredictable nature of first love and unexpected connections.
Director: Jeffrey Fine
Cast
Kyle Gallner
Aaron
Laura Allen
Linda
Britt Robertson
Beth
Matt Walsh
Prof. Van Auken
Esai Morales
Wes
D.C. Pierson
Wild Bill
Zosia Mamet
Darcy
Stephanie Venditto
Aaron's Mom
Kirk Anderson
Aaron's Dad
Daniel Louis Rivas
Ray Ray
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cherry (2010) about?
*Cherry* follows Aaron Milton, a 17-year-old college freshman, as he falls for Linda, a 34-year-old woman redefining her life on campus. Their relationship takes an unpredictable turn when Linda's teenage daughter develops feelings for Aaron, creating a complicated dynamic that challenges everyone's expectations. The film blends humor with raw emotional moments, showcasing the unpredictability of love.
Who directed Cherry?
Director Jeffrey Fine helms *Cherry*, infusing the film with a mix of sharp wit and poignant drama.
Who stars in Cherry?
Kyle Gallner, Laura Allen, Britt Robertson, Matt Walsh, and Esai Morales lead the cast in this unconventional rom-com.
Is Cherry (2010) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Cherry* offers a refreshing take on young romance with its blend of comedy and drama. Fans of quirky, character-driven films will appreciate its heartfelt story and strong performances. The unique premise and Fine's direction make it a standout choice for those seeking something different.
How long is Cherry?
Cherry runs for 99 minutes, offering a concise yet impactful cinematic experience.
About Cherry (2010) — A College Romance Comedy-Drama That Redefines Young Love
Director Jeffrey Fine's *Cherry (2010)* delivers a sharply observed comedy-drama that explores the messy, unpredictable nature of first love and unexpected connections. Set against the backdrop of college life, the film follows Aaron Milton, a 17-year-old Ivy League freshman, whose world is upended when he becomes entangled with Linda, a 34-year-old former wild child who's reinventing herself through higher education. The dynamic grows even more complicated when Linda's sharp-tongued 14-year-old daughter, Beth, develops a crush on Aaron, creating a love triangle that defies logic but delivers emotional honesty. With its sharp dialogue, flawed but relatable characters, and a blend of humor and heartache, *Cherry* navigates the blurred lines of age, desire, and family bonds.
Fine's direction balances the film's comedic and dramatic tones, painting a vivid picture of youthful naivety clashing with life's harsh realities. The story unfolds like a coming-of-age tale with unexpected twists, where romance and rebellion collide in ways that force everyone—especially Aaron—to question what they truly want from life and love.
