Movies like Cherry

Requiem for a Dream is a deeply unsettling depiction of addiction and the spiraling descent of its characters. The intense emotional journey and the unravelling of lives in this film echo the themes of drug use and broken dreams that are central to Cherry.

Brothers dives into the impact of war on family dynamics, delineating how a soldier's absence and return from Afghanistan unravels relationships at home. Its thematic resonance with Cherry's exploration of love, duty, and personal torment makes it a compelling companion piece.

Jarhead offers a personal and gritty view of a young marine's experience during the Gulf War. Its focus on the internal struggles of soldiers and their adjustment to life during and after conflict aligns with the themes explored in Cherry, highlighting the often unseen battles of returning veterans.

The Basketball Diaries showcases a young man's descent into drug addiction and crime, similar to the experiences of the protagonist in Cherry. The raw depiction of the lead character's battle with substance abuse and his attempt to reclaim his life parallels the turmoil in Cherry.