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Rotten Cherry (2024)
Recently coming to terms with his sexuality, seventeen-year-old George Stratford is ready to meet the man of his dreams. After speaking online with Chris O'Brien on a gay dating app, George finally agrees to meet with him for the very first time. Craving the possibility of falling in love, George is hopeful his growing relationship with Chris will move in the right direction. However, it quickly becomes apparent that the two of them have different intentions.
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Recently coming to terms with his sexuality, seventeen-year-old George Stratford is ready to meet the man of his dreams. After speaking online with Chris O'Brien on a gay dating app, George finally agrees to meet with him for the very first time. Craving the possibility of falling in love, George is hopeful his growing relationship with Chris will move in the right direction. However, it quickly becomes apparent that the two of them have different intentions.
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Written By:Ryan Bennett
In Theaters:8/16/2024
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