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Cherry Tree is a 2015 horror film directed by David Keating and written by Brendan McCarthy. The plot is centered on Fauna (Naomi Battrick), a sixteen-year-old girl who is trying to save her father's life by making a deal with the devil. The movie also features Patrick Gibson, Sam Hazeldine, and Leah McNamara in supporting roles. The plot begins with Fauna, a shy and introverted student, who is deeply interested in witchcraft and occultism. She is fascinated by her neighbor, Sissy (Anna Walton), who is a powerful witch and a part of a coven. When Fauna discovers that her father, Sean (Sam Hazeldine), has been diagnosed with leukemia, she seeks out Sissy for help. Sissy tells Fauna that she can cure her father using her powers, but on one condition - Fauna has to bear a child with Sissy's demon lover.

At first, Fauna is reluctant to do so, but when she sees the effect of her father's chemotherapy, she decides to go ahead with the deal. She becomes pregnant with the demon child and starts experiencing strange occurrences around her. As the birth of the child nears, Fauna discovers that Sissy and her coven have plans to use her child in a dark ritual for eternal youth and power.

Meanwhile, Fauna's relationship with her boyfriend, Toby (Patrick Gibson), becomes strained as he discovers her deal with the devil. Toby, who is a member of the school's football team, is also being targeted by Sissy and her coven, as they need him for their ritual. Fauna and Toby try to fight against the coven and its leader, Bishop (Samuel Bottomley), but their attempts are in vain.

As the movie progresses, the story becomes more complex and twisted. The characters are forced to make tough decisions and fight against impossible odds. The movie is intense and suspenseful, with some genuinely scary moments. The performances by the actors are strong, with Naomi Battrick delivering a standout performance as Fauna.

The film's visuals are also noteworthy, with several shots featuring spooky forests and haunted houses. The movie's focus on witchcraft and demonology adds a unique angle to the horror genre, and the story is well-paced, with no dull moments.

Overall, Cherry Tree is a satisfying horror movie that delivers on its promise of scares and suspense. It's a film that would appeal to fans of the genre and those looking for something different. The movie is not without flaws, but it's a solid effort from David Keating and his team. For those looking for a creepy and atmospheric horror flick, Cherry Tree is definitely worth a watch.

Cherry Tree is a 2016 documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 4.1.