"Bravo to the people who had the courage to make this film! Next time one of my friends from overseas tells me that American films are all about stars, special effects, and mega marketing...I'll say, well...THE STATION AGENT."
Brian Brooks, indieWIRE

"Best flick of the year! ... Writer-director Tom McCarthy's feature debut is a treasure of emotional honesty, deadpan humor and wonderful performances. Dinklage is the first 4-and-a-half-foot leading man in film history, and he's terrific."
Barry Paris, PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE

"A pitch-perfect slice of life...Bobby Cannavale delivers one of the most winning performances of the year as the unbelievably chatty guy who runs a nearby coffee wagon, and the wonderful Patricia Clarkson completes this quirky trio as a fragile divorcee mourning a lost child. Writer-director Tom McCarthy delivers a funny, offbeat, insightful film."
Richard Roeper, CHICAGO SUN TIMES

"The best film of the year was THE STATION AGENT...THE STATION AGENT is about three lonely people who become friends. It's also about everything else under the sun that pertains to being human. And that's about it. It's a film that makes you feel glad to be alive."
Liz Braun, TORONTO SUN

"It's a rare and wondrous thing to be surprised at the cinema these days. Where are the truly original characters? Where are the story lines that lay legitimate claim to that ubiquitous and inflated adjective 'quirky'? Where is the astonishment?"

"Right now, it's in THE STATION AGENT. It's the kind of film that exists outside of genre or one-line descriptions. Its twists and turns are so subtle and unexpected that easy synopsis would be unfair. The best advice to filmgoers who appreciate smart, mature, humanist movies is, simply, Go. That, and Tell Your Friends."
Ann Hornaday, THE WASHINGTON POST

"Brilliant! A wrenching and provocative work!"
Jonathan Adler, NEWSWEEK

"THE FOG OF WAR is a presentation of a man's thoughts, memories and conscience, all woven together into a tapestry of realism and regret. Morris is an intellectual with a touch of mysticism, a man whose approach to facts sometimes seems musical, as if he wants them to bow and sway to inner rhythms. Splendid! A masterpiece!"
Roger Ebert, CHICAGO SUN TIMES

"Smart, unexpected, compelling and completely fascinating!"
Kenneth Turan, LOS ANGELES TIMES

"Brilliant! A film with a stunning insight and perspective."
Michael Wilmington, CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"Thoroughly engrossing and unexpectedly affecting. A remarkable journey."
Michael Rechtshaffen, HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

"Brilliant ... moving and thoughtful ... an outstanding film!"
Peter Brunette, indieWIRE

"A knockout!"
Sid Adilman, TORONTO STAR

"A riveting, small-scale epic!"
Ty Burr, BOSTON GLOBE

"A vivid portrait of emotional bonds, responsibility and family in America. Directed by HOOP DREAMS maestro Steve James, STEVIE is one of those magical docs that makes you look differently at the world upon re-entering the hard light of day. A knockout!"
Chris Vognar, DALLAS MORNING NEWS