Cherries

Set in the village of Aicun, Cherries follows Ge Wang, a poor farmer pressured to marry Cherry, a woman with emotional challenges. As the story unfolds, Cherry's desire for a child leads to unexpected consequences when she discovers an abandoned baby girl in the woods named Scarlet. Ge's reaction to the situation reveals deeper family tensions and societal pressures.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, this film delves into themes of love, acceptance, and the challenges faced by those with disabilities. Cherry's character is both innocent and complex, navigating her role as a mother in a society that struggles to understand her. The narrative shifts focus to Scarlet, who must confront the stigma of having a mentally handicapped mother, offering a poignant look at family and societal expectations.