Premature

Earthy romance that has a relaxed style and Hugh light the flaws of youth.

I thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful love story! Green's directing is confident and nuanced. Zora Howard gives a great performance, and I very much related to the up's and down's of young love that Ayanna experiences. I felt that the characters were multifaceted and complex and enjoyed seeing Harlem and its richness depicted with such beauty on screen.

Premature is such a relative and authentic story for so many people and teens. The writing is natural, the handheld Camera work puts the audience in the moment, and the direction is simply human.

I enjoyed PREMATURE as I watched it last night on HULU. I took a chance at viewing the film despite my opinions on Feminism, The Red Pill and MGTOW. This film directed by Rashaad Ernesto Green centers a young teen Ayanna (Zora Howard), during the summer in her neighborhood, socializing with her friends until She meets Isaiah, a record producer. They quickly mingle and become intimate. But as for Ayanna, she struggles through her identity and independence as a teen who's planning on attending college to become a writer and she endures her relationship with her mother whom she hardly communicates and her rollercoaster relationship with Isaiah. Well, it's been tough for her. That's all that I can elaborate. Green takes film on the gritty streets of Harlem, NY, the teens and their environment. Dealing with every issues on everyday life. My rating: 7.0

This movie is great and relatable for me being close to her age.This movie reminds me of a good teen fiction book. I honestly cried and I don't even cry over movies, but I guess when you felt what she felt, you can relate.