Critic Reviews

• Peter Howell, Toronto Star

  A quaintly uncomplicated romance that struggles to keep up with the quality of its acting.

• Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail

  The charisma of the cast goes a long way to bring warmth to this story of winter love.

• Christopher Null, Filmcritic.com

  Wintry symbolism has never felt so forced -- and in a film that ought to have been played as a romantic comedy, it's never been more out of place, either.

• Louis B. Hobson, Jam! Movies

  Mehta's screenplay never effectively addresses one of the major themes of the story.

• Bruce Kirkland, Jam! Movies

  A modest endeavour but there is much to quietly savour here.

• Brian Gibson, Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)

  The tiresome zaniness and Seinfeldian conceits might be forgivable if the romantic plot weren't so full of empty truisms and nonsense lines that would stump a Zen monk.

• Angela Baldassarre, Sympatico.ca

  The lack of vitality and dramatic storyline renders this tale about faith in love underwhelming and artificial.

• David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

  ...remains entertaining because of the two stars, both of whom give incredibly charismatic performances.

• Dan Jardine, Cinemania

  Mehta's confidently crafted film is more intelligent and serious than your standard romantic comedy.

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