While you might be taken aback by its provocative and risque title "Young People F***ing," it is in fact an indie Canadian comedy that will have you hysterically laughing throughout the film.

"Y.P.F" is broken up into the six phases of sex, including prelude, foreplay, sex, interlude, orgasm, and afterglow. Much like "Love Actually," this film follows different couples, specifically five, in one night of their sexual engagements. There are two friends, who yearn for physical activity, but are afraid sex will damage their friendship; a married couple who are having problems keeping their sexual life exciting; an ex-couple who are somewhat over each other, but long for each other sexually; the first date couple where the guy doesn't want to take advantage of the innocent girl; and, the roommates who engage in a threesome.

The film stars Aaron Abrams as Matt and Carly Pope as Kris (the friends), Kristin Booth as Abby and Josh Dean as Andrew (the married couple), Sonja Bennett as Mia and Josh Cooke as Eric (the exes), Diora Baird as Jamie and Callum Blue as Ken (the first date), and Ennis Esmer as Gord, Peter Oldring as Dave, and Natalie Lisinska as Inez (the threesome).

While the majority of the film is raunchy, much like every romantic comedy, the film has a touching and heartfelt ending. The script has the perfect mixture of raw, honest, and clever. In addition, the characters are so genuine and stay so true to life.

"Y.P.F" is a refreshing and unique sex-based comedy that will entertain you from beginning to end.