Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

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3.4/10

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Kendrick Cross and Demetria McKinney in Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (2010)

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Comedy Drama Romance

As the fiery passion that once fueled their romance dies down to a faint flicker, lovers Vince and Shonda agree to go into therapy in a last ditch effort to rediscover their love for one ano... Read allAs the fiery passion that once fueled their romance dies down to a faint flicker, lovers Vince and Shonda agree to go into therapy in a last ditch effort to rediscover their love for one another.As the fiery passion that once fueled their romance dies down to a faint flicker, lovers Vince and Shonda agree to go into therapy in a last ditch effort to rediscover their love for one another.

Director
- Tabari Sturdivant
Writers
- Nikki Simpson
- Tabari Sturdivant
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IMDb RATING

3.4/10

221

YOUR RATING

Director
- Tabari Sturdivant
Writers
- Nikki Simpson
- Tabari Sturdivant
Stars

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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do

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Demetria McKinney

Shonda

Kendrick Cross

Vince

Gabriel Burgess

Quincy

Jackson Che

Che
(as Che Broadway)

Tasia Grant

Monique

Dawn Halfkenny

Tasha
(as a different name)

Christine Hameed

Ma Bea

Arle Michel

Dr. Gina Cohen

Kaye Singleton

Dominique

Director
- Tabari Sturdivant
Writers
- Nikki Simpson
- Tabari Sturdivant
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Featured review

10/10

WINNER: Newark Black Film Festival

I saw this film at this years Newark Black Film Festival, where it won the festival's highest honor, the Best Long Narrative.

It is a romantic drama/comedy with plenty of both. Demetria McKinney, who plays Shonda, was absolutely fantastic in the role! Her emotional range is amazing. The story revolves around Shonda & Vince, a couple going through relationship issues and decide to go to counseling to see if they can save the relationship. In the middle of all this is Quincy, Shonda's son.

A wonderful film that makes you laugh (hysterically), cry, angry, sad and an entire spectrum of emotions the way films used to in the "golden era."

GREAT WORK!

Kei Ritter

Klientele Management/ Alympik Entertainment