Review of Young People Fucking (2007) by Ashley T — 21 Jul 2008
The title is very appropriate, but at the same time misleading. The film is entirely made up of five intercut vignettes, following seperate couples through exactly what you think. But it is also a smart, sophisticated comedy about the dynamics within these different kinds of relationships, and while you laugh, you will realize that you also completely relate to these characters' situations, both the good and the bad.
It doesn't shy away from showing you everything -- the film looks just slightly less sleazy than soft core porn, but it does well with casting actors who are not only confident and great performers, but also "normal" looking. Nothing too big, fake, or plastic here, everyone has normal, healthy proportions.
Extra credit goes out to the writers both male, one who also acts (the other directed), who created five strong female roles, and did not treat them just like scenery like so many modern Hollywood movies do. This has potential to become a classic for the generation.
This review of Young People Fucking (2007) was written by Ashley T on 21 Jul 2008.
Young People Fucking has generally received mixed reviews.
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