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“Funny and lovable ...
Allen and Collette seemingly walked out of a Woody Allen film onto the screen....
One of the most enjoyable films I've seen at [Hot Docs].”
— artdepartMENTAL |
“I highly recommend it. ...
An enlightening take on contemporary attitudes of marriage.”
— cinemablographer |
“Collette and Allen could provide enough fodder for a feature-length
documentary, but we'll have to settle for 20 minutes with them.”
— Stephanie Merry, The Washington Post |
One of “ten films to see at DC Shorts festival ... that may stay with you
long after their short run times. ... This film could double as a premise
from the current season of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.'”
— WTOP 103.5 FM (Washington, D.C.) |
“Cute and funny documentary. . . .
An excruciating — or, depending on your perspective,
excruciatingly entertaining — peek at living in Manhattan.”
— Christopher Lloyd, THE FILM YAP |
“A heartwarming, quirky docu-comedy.”
— Fraser Mills, FILM ARMY |
“A love story that could only take place in NYC.”
— Christopher Campbell, Doc Channel Blog |
“With TWO'S A CROWD, we all can learn a thing or two about relationships.”
— Christopher Misch, NEXT PROJECTION |
“Allen and Collette are the epitome of the adage 'for every shoe there is a mate.'
It is hard to believe that they are real people but the fact that they are so
strange only proves their authenticity.”
— Carmen Albano, TORONTO FILM SCENE |
What people are saying about TWO'S A CROWD:
Married Couple Forced to Change Their Lives
“How tough is this economy? Well, it's forcing one happily
married couple to move in together. Yes, you heard that
right. One couple with one of the strangest living
arrangements imaginable had to go conventional.”
— Good Morning America, July 21, 2011 | 
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“Allen and Collette were hysterical ... Get those two a TV show!”
— Moreen Murray, Jazz Goddess |
“This sweet, funny documentary short
absolutely stole the show [at NYCIFF]. . . . Seek it out.”
— @amosposner |
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