Critic Reviews

The moments of accidental sweetness that emerge from these odd, ultra-lives are meltingly funny and touching.

Lovely, lovely, lovely.

A far more trenchant - and funnier - satire of the fame-afflicted than Woody Allen's "Celebrity."

A wry, rambling, smart comedy.

(There's) a half dozen other deftly sketched show-biz desperadoes who make this slight but tangy sleeper such an unpretentious delight.

Sugar Town's tunes are terrific, and the writing is sharp. But the typecasting is a work of genius.

Warmly funny ...wise little comedy.

There's lots of sweet music to savor in this snide industry satire.

Cuts between a rich assortment of characters; it's like a low-rent, on-the-fly version of Robert Altman's "The Player" or "Short Cuts."

Isn't vicious. It's just cheerfully mocking as it courses the canyons and flatlands of Los Angeles.