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CHERRY

Koch Media is proud to announce the release of this Autumn’s most controversial must-see drama, CHERRY, available on DVD from 9th September 2013.

18-year-old Angelina (Ashley Hinshaw – Chronicle) shuffles between school, a dead-end job, her exploitative boyfriend (Johnny Weston) and home, where her days consist of cleaning up after her alcoholic mother (Lili Taylor – Six Feet Under) and protecting her younger sister from their intimidating stepfather. After escaping to San Francisco with her best friend Andrew (Dev Patel – Slumdog Millionaire, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), Angelina’s life takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself dating a coke-addicted attorney and becoming immersed in the local porn industry, mentored by charismatic lesbian director Margaret (Heather Graham – Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me).

Taking an insider’s view of the adult film world, first-time director and novelist Stephen Elliott’s CHERRY is a gritty and defiantly voyeuristic look at the life of a young woman who never loses her innocence, even as she gyrates for the camera.

Featuring an all-star cast in unprecedented roles, CHERRY captures a rare point of view and is sure to shock and enthral audiences this September when it’s released on DVD.

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