An Insignificant Harvey (2011)

Critic Reviews

• Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail

  Kopas's script never manages to set the dramatic wheels in motion. Instead, we get a Sundance-like, episodic quirk-a-thon.

• Linda Barnard, Toronto Star

  Kopas makes the most of a limited budget while giving Prentice room to shine. But the deliberate oddball factor distracts from the job at hand.

• Jim Slotek, Jam! Movies

  Prentice makes the most of his close-up in An Insignificant Harvey, creating a believable outsider and giving him a soul.

• Norman Wilner, NOW Toronto

  It's a wobbly construction, swinging between credible character development and clumsy plotting, but the genuinely sweet chemistry between Prentice and Adams holds the whole thing together.