I (Un)Do

The film follows an unhappily married millennial couple who reach a mutual decision to divorce. However, they quickly discover that the financial realities of their situation complicate their plans. This narrative resonates with themes found in black cinema, specifically addressing the dynamics of African American families through a comedic lens.

With a cast featuring Amari McCoy, Dwayne L. Barnes, and Jenelle Lynn Randall, I (Un)Do portrays the struggles of divorce in a relatable way for millennials. It touches on issues of financial strain while adding humor to the otherwise serious topic of marriage dissolution. The film fits well within the genres of drama and comedy, appealing to those interested in contemporary storytelling that reflects the experiences of modern families.