Young People Fucking is a Canadian comedy-drama film released in 2007. The film tells the story of five couples who have separate sexual adventures on a Tuesday night. Each couple's experience explores different aspects of sex and relationships such as intimacy, pleasure, communication and honesty.
The film begins with Matt and Kris, who are long-time friends wanting to have an anonymous one-night stand. However, their expectations and emotions quickly become entangled, leading to an unexpected twist.
Abby and Andrew, a married couple, are celebrating Andrew's birthday, but their night is hampered by miscommunication and unresolved marital issues. Throughout their encounter, they confront their insecurities and uncertainties about their relationship.
Mia and Eric are ex-lovers who are trying to move on, but their physical attraction gets in the way. As they revisit their past, they face the question of whether they still have feelings for each other.
Jaime and Ken are co-workers who are having their first date. As they navigate the awkwardness of getting to know each other, they explore their desires and boundaries.
Inez and Gord have invited his roommate, Dave, to join them in a threesome. As they engage in a variety of sexual acts, they challenge each other's assumptions and prejudices about sex and relationships.
Throughout the film, each couple's experience is interspersed with interviews of other young people discussing their own attitudes and experiences with sex and relationships. The perspectives offered by these interviews help contextualize the individual stories and provide greater insight into the film's themes.
Young People Fucking was praised for its mature and frank discussions of sex and relationships. Its comedic and dramatic elements were also widely acclaimed, as well as the performances of its ensemble cast.