BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO

Cinemavixion Review

Tabari Sturdivant's "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" offers a poignant, albeit challenging, exploration of a relationship at its breaking point. The film centers on Vince and Shonda, whose once-fiery passion has dwindled, prompting a last-ditch effort to salvage their connection through therapy. Demetria McKinney and Kendrick Cross anchor the narrative with performances that capture the raw vulnerability and frustration inherent in long-term relationships facing significant hurdles. Sturdivant skillfully navigates the intimate journey of the couple, highlighting the external pressures and internal doubts that can erode even the strongest bonds. While the film delves into the complexities of commitment and communication, its intimate portrayal serves as a compelling, often humorous, testament to the arduous process of rediscovering love. It's a relatable dive into the realities of partnership that encourages viewers to reflect on the effort required to sustain a relationship.