Her Minor Thing

About This Movie

Her Minor Thing, directed by Charles Matthau, is one of those quirky comedies that kind of sneaks up on you. The film blends romance and humor against the backdrop of a media frenzy that spirals out of control. Jeana, played by a relatable actress, finds herself in a whirlwind after Tom, the charming TV reporter, inadvertently reveals her virginity on air. It's a fresh take on the pressures of public perception and personal choices, with a light-hearted tone that never feels too serious. The pacing is just right—breezy enough to keep you engaged, yet it digs a little deeper into character dynamics. It’s the performances that stand out, particularly in how they navigate awkward situations and emotional turmoil, making it a distinctive watch in the 2000s rom-com landscape.

2005 film by Charles Matthau · Explores themes of media and personal identity · Notable for its comedic take on serious subjects