Cherrybomb Page #3

Synopsis: Cherry Bomb follows teenagers Luke, Malachy, and Michelle as they embark on a wild weekend of drink, drugs, shop-lifting and stealing cars. But what starts out as a game turns deadly serious when the three discover that they can't get off the wild ride they've set in motion.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Production: Little Film Company
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
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NOT RATED
Year:
2009
86 min
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- Which will leave me alone.

- You are no longer children.

Can make mistakes,

but need court.

Need precautions.

Just hoped it would

a better taste. That's it.

How did you,

f***ing girls from work?

- Michelle ...

- F***ing with Donna?

Well.

Will be put in

my private life?

Donna is my friend. Is 15.

- 16. She's 16!

- So how are you?

You're my father.

I did not try for it.

Not an ideal situation.

N? To make me cry.

But we are two adults

and we will try to act like it.

You know something?

F*** you.

Michelle, No? Est? working,

nor will. We need to make changes.

Why?

- Slow down your lifestyle?

- All right, talk with your foot? E.

- N? To go back.

- And you think she wants?

What will you do?

F*** him. Tired!

From now

est? on his behalf.

Need? have more

responsibility.

Think you can handle it?

Good boy.

Now is a new competitor.

E s? enter the game, Luke.

S? give the cards.

A great future awaits him.

Tell me.

I j? had enough.

More than enough.

Soon I'll be up to the neck

with such responsibility.

We must keep the neg? Cio

in fam? read, as I'm saying.

I see that paragraph? Est? well.

It has a roof on the head,

money in your pocket.

What more do you want?

- S? I came to tell you?

- Say.

N? Imagines what I did.

What happened?

How can I say, man?

Can you tell me everything

you have to say.

Come on, tell the details, position? Es!

If you have photos, I want to see.

Or if you have video clips.

You recorded?

Never record the first time.

To brag of shag?

- And a gentleman?

- You bet I am.

What, me d? a general

how it is. She is dirty?

- I bet it is. She is dirty?

- N?'ll Do it, dude.

- No advertising.

- What, always tell you everything.

I told you when Kelly Shiels

stuck his finger in my ass.

Yes, but I prefer No. knowing.

How has the courage to come here

all satisfied with that smile

and n? to tell me anything?

Okay, I'll tell you one thing.

Spit.

- When? Masters start again ...

- Yes?

A? Suddenly

entered her father.

Dave?

- N? The fode.

- I swear.

Just surrender.

N? F***ed her the truth.

Well, No? It was complete.

- She sucked my cock.

- This n? The mind, man.

N? Will count the same.

- He lost his chance.

- She sucked.

What bliss.

Deserves comemora? Others

EST WHERE? YOU?

- I'm Luke. What?

- I need to see you.

Sure, me too.

She's? coming.

How about a transaction to three?

Because I love it.

Whatever.

Or maybe I suck and f*** you.

I think ...

that girl ...

I really like it.

What?

Just like her.

Is the password for the alarm

the Recreation Center?

How?

Est? We talking about you.

Man to man.

Much to discuss.

We think of you propose

give a f*** three.

- You or No? It?

- Yes.

I mean, it's Sunday,

est? closed.

N? To worry about me,

can talk to each other.

- Why do you want the password?

- And my f***ing house.

I got it.

- We can do a party.

- To celebrate what?

- Celebrating mine? Last night.

- Go away?

- Damn, j?

- You've arrived.

And, and I'll come back.

I would like a souvenir.

But I thought ...

What?

Because of a pacifier

think you were lovers?

- N? Others

- What is it, Jane Austen?

- God, Evil, where he lives?

- F*** you, forget it.

Miss you.

Means that n? Will roll the

settles to the three?

Who knows.

The night is young.

- Do you have something to drink?

- I have something good.

Chris will kill you.

Chris can go f*** yourself,

No. it is my homeland? Others

Okay, it is

but anyway, can go f*** yourself.

Why est? with that

face f***ed?

I n? The know, she is ...

I n? Know what to do.

Listen, if you still want it

No. The show feelings.

Got it?

- Sometimes I hate you.

- Really?

Empathize, cute.

I hate all the time.

ALERT GENERAL:

PARTY IN THE TITANIC!

COME NOW, BRING ALL.

F*** BOREDOM

LET'S ON FIRE IN? GUA.

CAIA NA Gandai, BABY

N WHY? The DAMN?

WHERE YOU BE? ...

LATER?

INTERNET or fight!

TITANIC THAT NIGHT!

ALL GOING TO L?.

COME SE CHAP.

N?'ll Miss the

Dave, n? is?

I blame my parents.

Bun, f*** it to?.

Do you need?

Mitsubishi.

Est? doid? Others

That sounds good.

Needs to go away?

Need.

And if I go with you?

And seriously.

640th

- What about Luke?

- He can turn himself.

Really?

And where to go? Amos

according to his plan?

I n? The know.

Does it matter?

You neither know me.

Among doll.

A? Gua est? a del? cia.

And my turn.

What is it n? The fair.

He j? got a blowj*b.

- No offense.

- Shut up!

- When will I get my?

- They can f*** each other who do not mind.

- And for now.

- Get out!

- Michelle!

- Leave it to l?!

Let me go!

- Plays with you, makes you a fool!

- Back off!

And what you wanted?

Me and Luke exchanging punches?

N? Others

Final offer!

N? Have it anymore.

Have fun.

SECOND:

Destruction? TOTAL!

Michelle?

Michelle!

God, Michelle ...

- S? can be fun.

- Dave.

Shut up. Not a word.

Exit?.

Wake up!

My God, Michelle, you est? OK?

Come on.

Stand.

- Dad.

- N? It!

Let me go!

- Look at you!

- What about it?

Dave, by God!

And you, you have to say, huh?

Leave him alone!

I will end your race, esc? Laugh!

Trying to destroy my neg? Heat.

Try to destroy my neg? Heat now.

Father, stop!

Even washing my car

and stabbed me ...

- Father mat will? It!

- ... with my pr? pria daughter!

Leave him alone!

Daddy! Daddy!

Get up, Daddy!

686th

Let's get out of here.

Evil

Come on, Mal, we must leave.

N? Others

Evil!

N? To go anywhere.

For God's sake.

I am 16 years old, Luke.

Like you.

Luke, v? if you want.

Seriously, dude.

V? soon.

Not yet? It is too late.

He wanted to kill me.

would have killed me ...

n is? it were by Luke.

If n? It were for him ...

He would do the same for me.

And I come, you know?

And my friend.

My best friend.

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Daragh Carville

Daragh Carville, born in Armagh in 1969, is an award-winning playwright and screenwriter. His theatre credits include Language Roulette (Bush Theatre, London and Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh), Observatory (Peacock Theatre, Dublin) and This Other City (Grand Opera House, Belfast).Carville's first feature film, Middletown, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York in 2006. The film, which stars Matthew Macfadyen, Daniel Mays, Eva Birthistle and Gerard McSorley, was directed by Brian Kirk and produced by Michael Casey of Green Park Films. It was nominated in nine categories at the 2007 Irish Film and Television Awards, including Best Film and Best Screenplay, with Eva Birthistle picking up the award for Best Actress.Carville’s second film, Cherrybomb, starring Rupert Grint, Robert Sheehan, Kimberley Nixon and James Nesbitt and directed by Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros d’Sa, was selected for the Generations section of the 2009 Berlin Film Festival and won the Audience Award at the 2009 Belfast Film Festival. Cherrybomb went on general release in the UK and Ireland in April 2010, distributed by Universal. His television credits include episodes of BBC Three’s award-winning Being Human, BBC Northern Ireland’s student drama 6Degrees and the first series of The Smoke, a major new drama series produced by Kudos for Sky One. His radio credits include Regenerations (BBC Radio 3), which features on the BBC Audio release Doctor Who at the BBC: The Plays, and Dracula (BBC Radio 4) starring Michael Fassbender. Carville has won the Stewart Parker and the Meyer-Whitworth awards. His new play The Life and Times of Mitchell & Kenyon opened at the Dukes Theatre, Lancaster in April 2014.Daragh Carville lives in Lancaster with his wife, the novelist Jo Baker, and their two children. He currently teaches Creative Writing at Birkbeck, University of London. more…

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