This is an African-American film that deals with "the relationship." This is a rather boring film with borderline characters. Delroy (Walter Maxfield Jones ) has discovered his BBW wife April (Tamieka Chavis) is having an affair with his son's basketball coach (William Lash). He is a great husband and father he claims as he confides to Jasmine (Chanté Bowser ) a stranger he meets in a bar, She has her own issues and Delroy listens attentively and helps her as he develops a platonic relationship with her.
His wife's affair is of course his fault because he didn't pay this kind of attention to his wife, whose dream is to open her own beauty salon.
Writer/director Frank E. Jackson jr. has hit the nail on the head in about 105% of the relationships out there...an idea given to him by a woman, imagine that. Unfortunately Frank failed to create characters that weren't cardboard and a script that would hold interest.
Parental Guide: No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.
His wife's affair is of course his fault because he didn't pay this kind of attention to his wife, whose dream is to open her own beauty salon.
Writer/director Frank E. Jackson jr. has hit the nail on the head in about 105% of the relationships out there...an idea given to him by a woman, imagine that. Unfortunately Frank failed to create characters that weren't cardboard and a script that would hold interest.
Parental Guide: No f-bombs, sex, or nudity.
