Story
Iris believes she has found the perfect man in Isaac, and their first romantic getaway seems to offer the ideal setting for a new relationship. Away from everyday routines, the couple has a chance to discover how well their expectations match the reality of being together. The trip carries the warmth and anticipation of a fresh romance, while its secluded setting leaves plenty of room for emotions, misunderstandings, and sudden complications to surface.
Oh, Hi! follows the pair as their carefully imagined escape begins to test the boundaries of attraction and trust. The story combines romantic tension with comic unease, keeping its focus on the fragile space between an exciting first impression and a relationship shaped by genuine circumstances.
Overview
Directed by Julie Robinson, Oh, Hi! is an American comedy-drama with a strong romantic and melodramatic streak. Its premise centers on two people spending their first getaway together, giving the film a concentrated setting for awkward encounters, emotional shifts, and the unpredictable chemistry of a new couple.
The film draws its tone from the contrast between idealized romance and the complications that can emerge once two people are no longer meeting on familiar, carefully controlled terms. The blend of comedy and melodrama creates space for both uncomfortable humor and more serious questions about intimacy, expectations, and the stories people tell themselves about love.
Cast and Characters
The cast features Logan Lerman, Polly Draper, David Cross, Geraldine Viswanathan, and John Reynolds. Iris and Isaac are the central figures of the story, brought together for a romantic trip that becomes the focus of the film's emotional and comic tension. The available credits do not specify the roles played by the other ensemble members, while their presence expands the world surrounding the couple and the events of their getaway.

















































