Lemonade Blessing
2025·Drama·1h 40m
7.1
★
Freshly tossed into private Catholic high school by his recently divorced mother, John must go from good boy to heinous sinner when he falls for a girl who requires him to commit sacrilegious acts in order to further their relationship.
Directed by Chris Merola
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Cast
Jake Ryan
John Santucci
Jeanine Serralles
Mary Santucci
Skye Alyssa Friedman
Lilith
Miles J. Harvey
Angelo
Michael Oloyede
Brother Phil
Todd Gearhart
Pete Santucci
Keith William Richards
Mitch
Barbara Rosenblat
Mrs. Groff
Nicholas J. Coleman
Mr. Meyers
Alexander Jameson
Connor O'Connor
James Freedson-Jackson
Gary
John Churchill
Bruce Arquette
Crew
Chris Merola
Director
Chris Merola
Writer
Harrison Kraft
Director of Photography
Raza Rizvi
Producer
Samuel Ashurov
Producer
Taryn Gates
Co-Producer
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Madeline Curtis
9.0★ · 05/29/26
For me, Catholic Guilt has turned from just a bitter feeling to bittersweet. It just feels like a part of me. I have both a forever aversion and fascination with unholiness. As someone who has/is currently living this life, all the absurd dialogue is covertly humorous because it’s so realistic and peels back the veil of the nonsensicality of religion. I love how even though Lilith’s name is revealed to be, by birth, Rachel, We keep referring to her as Lilith. This movie perfectly represents the push and pull for a confused child being thrown into a religion. As well as the sexual and emotional draw to what we learned to know as “sinful”. So perfectly representative of the complex emotions it portrays. So incredibly personal
For me, Catholic Guilt has turned from just a bitter feeling to bittersweet. It just feels like a part of me. I have both a forever aversion and fascination with unholiness. As someone who has/is currently living this life, all the absurd dialogue is covertly humorous because it’s so realistic and peels back the veil of the nonsensicality of religion. I love how even though Lilith’s name is revealed to be, by birth, Rachel, We keep referring to her as Lilith. This movie perfectly represents the push and pull for a confused child being thrown into a religion. As well as the sexual and emotional draw to what we learned to know as “sinful”. So perfectly representative of the complex emotions it portrays. So incredibly personal
pheebs
6.0★ · 05/10/26
“are you breaking up with me because you touched my nipples?!!”
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no.. no!! I love your nipples!**
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no.. no!! I love your nipples!**
“are you breaking up with me because you touched my nipples?!!”
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no.. no!! I love your nipples!**
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no.. no!! I love your nipples!**
matil.derr
8.0★ · 05/05/26
‘am i going to go to hell for something i didn’t even like?’
pretty thrilling to see acne and sweat and adolescent grossness so close up on screen. i'm so sorry to anyone who had to deal with being catholic on top of all the normal teenage suffering
‘am i going to go to hell for something i didn’t even like?’
pretty thrilling to see acne and sweat and adolescent grossness so close up on screen. i'm so sorry to anyone who had to deal with being catholic on top of all the normal teenage suffering
vicky
8.0★ · 11/09/25
a really solid debut film!! honestly probably one of the best films presented at aff
the script is very well written, u can feel the existential kind of crisis and all the feelings concerned with main characters happenings in the film; u ever went to a catholic school u prob would feel everything in even more depth while watching, a really well made coming of age story
the script is very well written, u can feel the existential kind of crisis and all the feelings concerned with main characters happenings in the film; u ever went to a catholic school u prob would feel everything in even more depth while watching, a really well made coming of age story
a really solid debut film!! honestly probably one of the best films presented at aff
the script is very well written, u can feel the existential kind of crisis and all the feelings concerned with main characters happenings in the film; u ever went to a catholic school u prob would feel everything in even more depth while watching, a really well made coming of age story
the script is very well written, u can feel the existential kind of crisis and all the feelings concerned with main characters happenings in the film; u ever went to a catholic school u prob would feel everything in even more depth while watching, a really well made coming of age story
gab
7.8★ · 06/14/25
raise your hand if you wanna marry a slut!
catholic school coming of age movies gotta be one of my favorite genres; really enjoyed this
catholic school coming of age movies gotta be one of my favorite genres; really enjoyed this
raise your hand if you wanna marry a slut!
catholic school coming of age movies gotta be one of my favorite genres; really enjoyed this
catholic school coming of age movies gotta be one of my favorite genres; really enjoyed this