Mostly 20-somethings with 20-something problems, dreams and friends.
Some things are universal to other age groups though, and there are some good repeating elements that were probably part of the outline for the story that the actors then delivered.
Adult things are discussed, but nothing is too explicit.
Bad things happen to people who make bad decisions in this story, but the heart of the individual characters keeps things tied together.
Director, producer and writer Nakia Hamilton seems to have started with characters and situations but the smoothness of the actors
It may be that some of the actor-comedians had favorite characters that they brought to the movie's neighborhood world, or the writer had many, many characters and situations that he strung together with the basic plot.
High quality visuals and sound.
Good editing.
Appears to be comedy with improvisational prompts by the various actors in the scenes are followed-up by the characters.
Ideal audience is probably teens and 20-somethings, although some of the 30, 40, and 50 year old comedic guest stars had fun bits.
It reminds me a little bit of "Seinfeld" where big deals are made of things that should be smaller things. People make bad decisions, but then try to make up for it and work towards better results.
Some extremely strange scenarios spiral out, and the actors in the scenes do a good job of keeping up with the prompts to make some entertaining bits and engaging characters.
Some things are universal to other age groups though, and there are some good repeating elements that were probably part of the outline for the story that the actors then delivered.
Adult things are discussed, but nothing is too explicit.
Bad things happen to people who make bad decisions in this story, but the heart of the individual characters keeps things tied together.
Director, producer and writer Nakia Hamilton seems to have started with characters and situations but the smoothness of the actors
- and evolving reality like improv with prompts leads me to believe that more than half of the script and performances were improvised.
It may be that some of the actor-comedians had favorite characters that they brought to the movie's neighborhood world, or the writer had many, many characters and situations that he strung together with the basic plot.
High quality visuals and sound.
Good editing.
Appears to be comedy with improvisational prompts by the various actors in the scenes are followed-up by the characters.
Ideal audience is probably teens and 20-somethings, although some of the 30, 40, and 50 year old comedic guest stars had fun bits.
It reminds me a little bit of "Seinfeld" where big deals are made of things that should be smaller things. People make bad decisions, but then try to make up for it and work towards better results.
Some extremely strange scenarios spiral out, and the actors in the scenes do a good job of keeping up with the prompts to make some entertaining bits and engaging characters.