Heartthrobs Kofi Siriboe, Blair Underwood, and Michael Ealy lead an all-star cast of the newly unveiled Netflix romantic drama, ‘Really Love.’
Premiering August 25, the film – coming as the feature directorial debut of Angel Kristi Williams – also boasts familiar faces Uzo Aduba, Mack Wilds, Naturi Naughton, Suzzanne Douglas, and more.
Following the life of a starving artist (Siriboe) in an increasingly gentrified Washington D.C., the painter engages in a whirlwind romance with a young law student (Wong-Loi-Sing) as he tries to balance love, his career, and struggling to find his place in the prestigious art world.
Alongside ‘Dear White People’ producer Mel Jones, Aaliyah Williams, and Kim Roth, Charles D. King’s MACRO produced the movie.
See its official trailer inside:
It’s giving the “the photograph” which was very boring.
Glad to see more movies not focus on black trauma but the need to push further in the overall depth and plot of the story. It’s very Harlem/ New Orleans love story vibes all the time.