Youn'G

Youn'G was a perfect coming-of-age dramedy for my wife and I to enjoy together. Mykel Shannon Jenkins has delivered another adventure for us to journey on with him and his wonderful cast that highlight the grittier edges of our world, while maintaining the elements of his characteristic humanity and humor. From the opening title song, you are hooked (my wife cannot stop singing the song. 😊) Bryce Clyde Jenkins is fantastic in his role playing "Xavier", perfectly capturing a young man's focused intensity towards the young woman he desires to be with without fully realizing the weight and impact of his decisions on those he loves, while navigating the rougher edges of his environment. "Danielle" is played by Mandi Macias, who is wonderful in her portrayal of a young woman navigating her own complicated path in love. The young cast playing Xavier's crew bring a perfect portrayal of that youthful time in your life where you might not fully understand just how dark and mean the world is. You should definitely put "Youn'G" on your watch list!

What an amazing ride, a tremendous mixture of both comedy and drama that leaves you sitting on the edge of your seat. The soundtrack is incredible, and the way it shot and cinematic experience quite wowing, and at the same my favorite character in this piece was Willie. I thought since his responsibility was the weight of the second story or the subplot, and to compete with the comedy chops of the crew. I just took an enormous amount of craft this movie doesn't miss a beat. In fact I'm gonna watch at least two more times for something to do on the weekend, you can't miss with Young G.

So sit back and relax and enjoy.

When I sat down to watch this film, I had no idea what to expect. I thought I was going to watch a teenage love story how pleasantly surprised was I that this was far more than just that not only was it something for the younger audience but there was also a lot for the more adult audience, great mix of both young Energy and strong dramatics, a romantic when it comes to film so this one is right up my alley . Saw it the first time by myself and the second time with my son enjoyed it both times. I would say I liked the most about it was even though it's an independent film it's still felt very high-quality.

What a movie made me feel like I was back in the 80s a nice throwback to win movies were just about stories and they were simple and they were funny and then impactful. You had to watch him once just to enjoy it and the second time fully get the meaning and you didn't mind because, it's funny entertaining very well shot and the acting was very real when I'm watching a movie I don't want to think much I just want to be entertained and Man did this one deliver in that arena plus the soundtrack was off the chain really surprised because I didn't expect it Looking for to see what else comes from this filmmaker.

"Youn'G" masterfully weaves together themes of identity, family, and the pursuit of true love. The protagonist's quest for love intertwines seamlessly with his journey to uncover the truth about his parentage, leading to moments of both humor and heartache.

The cast delivers standout performances, capturing the nuances of teenage angst and the awkwardness of first love with authenticity and charm. The chemistry between the characters feels genuine, making their relationships all the more compelling to watch unfold on screen.

With its relatable characters, witty dialogue, and poignant storytelling, "Youn'G" is a refreshing addition to the coming-of-age genre. It's a heartfelt reminder that sometimes the greatest adventures and revelations can happen in the span of just a few days. Overall, "Youn'G" is a delightful and uplifting film that will leave audiences laughing, crying, and ultimately feeling inspired.