Taglines: A kiss-and-tell-all comedy.
Amy’s Orgasm movie storyline. A woman who gives advice on relationships for a living is trying to make sense of her own problems with the opposite sex in this independent romantic comedy. Amy (Julie Davis) is a single woman in her mid-twenties who has recently published a self-help book called Why Love Doesn’t Work, in which she discusses why a woman doesn’t need a husband or a boyfriend to feel fulfilled. But Amy isn’t so sure she believes her own advice, and after four years without a steady relationship, she wants a man in her life.
Feeling conflicted, Amy isn’t sure where to turn or with whom she can discuss her relationship issues; she ends up sharing her problems with a priest (Jeff Cesario) who mans the confessional at a nearby Catholic church, even though Amy is Jewish. As Amy’s book hits the stores, Janet (Caroline Aaron), a friend who works as a publicist for her publisher, snags Amy an appearance on a radio show hosted by Matthew Starr (Nick Chinlund), a popular but foul-mouthed “shock jock.” Matthew is exactly the sort of man Amy warns her readers to stay away from, so she isn’t sure why she finds herself attracted to him — or why he seems to be interested in her.
Amy’s Orgasm (title censored to Amy’s O in many video shops) is a 2001 film directed by Julie Davis. It stars Julie Davis as Amy. Other starring are Nick Chinlund, Jeff Cesario, Julie Bowen, Andrea Bendewald, Jennifer Bransford, Caroline Aaron, Tina Lifford, Kira Reed Lorsch and Vincent Castellanos. The film was enthusiastically received in its screening at the 2001 Santa Barbara Film Festival and won the “Audience Choice Award.
Amy’s Orgasm (2001)
Directed by: Julie Davis
Starring: Julie Davis, Nick Chinlund, Jeff Cesario, Julie Bowen, Andrea Bendewald, Jennifer Bransford, Caroline Aaron, Tina Lifford, Kira Reed Lorsch, Vincent Castellanos
Screenplay by: Julie Davis
Production Design by: Carol Strober
Cinematography by: Mark Mervis
Film Editing by: Julie Davis
Costume Design by: Robert Constant
Set Decoration by: Jason Addy, Nathalie Cohen, Katie Mau
Art Direction by: Kristen Gilmartin
Music by: Miriam Cutler
MPAA Rating: R for strong sexual content including dialogue, and for language.
Distributed by: Magic Lamp
Release Date: March 8, 2001
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