Really Love (2020)

Described by screenwriter Felicia Pride as Love Jones (1997) meets Blue Valentine (2010), Really Love (2020)—which she co-wrote with director Angel Kristi Williams—certainly packs a wallop in the same way those films do in that it spends time investing you in the characters before putting them through hell. Isaiah (Kofi Siriboe) is a Washington D.C. based artist who is right on the verge of his big breakthrough with his first solo gallery showing. At the showing, he meets and becomes smitten with Stevie (Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing), a whip smart law school graduate who is on her way to becoming one of the top people in her industry. Though the cultural divide between them doesn't seem too vast at first, it isn't long before their relationship is seemingly tested by everyone in their lives from Stevie's lawyer father (Blair Underwood) who treats Isaiah with contempt, to Isaiah's best friend (Michael Ealy) who thinks that she's way too good for him and will ditch him when someone better suited to her social standing comes along. When Stevie gets offered a job working for a high powered law firm in Chicago, their relationship is put to the ultimate test and that means that it ultimately might not survive. Like a great many love stories, when their passion burns, it burns brighter than the sun! The gorgeous Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing bares her breasts for a pair of sex scenes with Kofi Siriboe, one bathed in moonlight, the other in the harsh light of day! We think you're going to Really Love what you see from this sweet bird named Yootha!