Deletion of Cherries and Clover

Comment: There's no coverage of this film in any independent and reliable sources and their claims of being the "first feature film ever shot exclusively by teenagers, having been written, funded, and filmed by an adolescent cast and crew" is dubious, as I can vouch that I know at least one person who did this during their teens long before 2008. The only independent source I can find is http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xfpwnq_pltv-american-film-market-2010-jack-vero-interview_shortfilms this podcast interview, which is unusable as a reliable source. As for whether or not it'll get notice later on, it might but it's just as likely if not more so that it won't, especially considering that the director of the film is also the director of the http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jack-vero/49/237/b66 company putting the film out. Add on to this that there isn't even a whisper of the film getting notice from any substantial film distribution company, there's nothing here to justify it even coming close to passing notability guidelines. This is ultimately just a non-notable teen production swimming amidst a score of other, older and equally non-notable teen production. If the film ever does pass  it can be re-added, but not before then. I have no true opposition against it getting userfied, but given that the user asking for it to be re-added is probably someone involved in the film's creation or production, I'd like them to get someone from Wikipedia:WikiProject Film to help them out given the potential 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NFILM||WP:COI)