Anyone who keeps up with pop culture best knows Tom Holland as the latest actor to take on the Peter Parker/Spiderman mantle. Given Marvel Studio‘s mass appeal and constant output as a money-making machine, it’s easy for audiences to overlook Holland’s talents beyond those films. The young actor’s star turn in last year’s adaptation of the novel “The Devil All The Time” shows he’s not afraid to tackle more challenging material than superhero sagas.

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For some time now, the Russo brothers, Joe and Anthony Russos, the director of the world’s biggest box-office hit, “Avengers: Endgame,” have been touting their return to non-superhero dramas. And they used their Marvel clout to make “Cherry,” a new drug and crime drama starring Tom Holland, who they directed as Spider-Man, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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“Cherry” centers on an Army medic (Holland) suffering from a post-traumatic stress disorder and then becomes a serial bank robber after an addiction to drugs puts him in debt.

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PARK CITY – Gay coming of age stories are seemingly back in vogue. Last year, Sundance unveiled “Call Me By Your Name” and “Beach Rats.” In March 20th Century Fox will release “Love, Simon” and there are at least two other gay-themed high school films this critic knows of that didn’t make the Sundance cut this time around. One film, however, was selected to screen at this year’s festival and it was Desiree Akhavan’s “The Miseducation Of Cameron Post,” which had its world premiere on Monday.

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