The Oh in Ohio

Priscilla Chase has a successful career, a nice home and a husband named Jack, but the physical side of their marriage has never worked for her. When the couple decide to separate, Jack moves out, begins dating a younger student, and tries to prove his own desirability. Priscilla, meanwhile, starts to explore her own body for the first time and finds satisfaction on her own terms, eventually meeting someone new.

The comedy was directed by Billy Kent, who made it as his first feature before Hairbrained in 2013. The screenplay is by Adam Wierzbianski, and the cast is led by Parker Posey and Paul Rudd as Priscilla and Jack, with Mischa Barton, Miranda Bailey, Keith David and Tim Russ among the 34 credited performers. It was produced by Francey Grace, Miranda Bailey and Amy Salko Robertson, and shot in the United States on a budget of about 5 million dollars.

Released in 2006, the film runs 88 minutes. Audience response has been modest: on IMDb it holds a rating of 5.5 from roughly 6,800 votes, while on TMDB the rating is 5.3 from 111 votes. Both figures suggest a limited but not entirely dismissive viewership for this small romantic comedy.