Small Time

Small Time plays out in plodding fashion that seems engineered to keep the audience at arms' length.

Coming-of-age drama delivers some laughs, but loses its way when things gets serious

"Small Time" is agreeably sentimental meat-and-potatoes fare with strong dashes of humor, executed with a sincerity that's hard to resist.

Don't let the title of this indie gem fool you, "Small Time" has humor and heart big time.

"Small Time" has its heart in the right place, but its screenplay's in serious need of a tuneup.

Overall a decent effort.

Regional filmmaking at its best.

Humdrum in every sense of the word, Surnow's film may indeed be a passion project made for his own enjoyment; unfortunately, it fails to be of particular interest to anyone else.

The feature film debut of veteran TV writer Joel Surnow, has little to offer and barely transcends. [Full review in Spanish]

This film combines comedy with melodrama resulting unconvincing and nothing exciting. [Full review in Spanish]