Odd Lot Entertainment has acquired the family drama "A House Divided" from writer-director Lexi Alexander.

The story chronicles a secular family that is rocked when the father embraces his long-forgotten Jewish roots and the mother retaliates by throwing herself into evangelical Christianity.

Alexander, who wrote and directed the Elijah Wood starrer "Green Street Hooligans," also will produce via her Irons Prods. shingle, along with partner Stefan Haller. Odd Lot's Deborah Del Prete and Gigi Pritzker will executive producer, and Linda McDonough will co-produce.

The film marks the second venture between Alexander and Odd Lot, which produced, financed and released "Hooligans."

"We are thrilled to be reteaming with Lexi on this incredibly unique project," Del Prete said. "We are huge fans of Lexi and can't wait to see how her talent continues to evolve with this project."

"House Divided" is scheduled to begin principal photography in June.

Odd Lot recently produced and financed the Independent Spirit Award winner "Mean Creek" and produced the Jennifer Lopez starrer "The Wedding Planner." The indie company is in preproduction on "The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing" and "Lavender Hill Mob."

The deal was negotiated by Odd Lot's Laura Ivey.

Alexander is repped by Endeavor.