Paper Heart

"But I was being needlessly cynical. This isn’t a profound film by any stretch of the imagination, but it offers up some harmlessly cute observations and a few funny moments. Yi’s diminutive, decidedly non-cinematic presence and halting delivery makes her impossible to dislike, despite the apparent calculation behind her coyness. Cera is his typical deadpan self, a little more reserved than usual maybe."

"There may be a fairly sharp line dividing those who find the whole delightfully odd, and those irked by what could be read as a faux childlike simplicity to the enterprise."

"Paper Heart is a curio of a film."

"If truth, lies and ambiguities start to merge into a tricky tangle – well, isn’t love a bit like that?"

"Your enjoyment of Paper Heart will hinge almost entirely on your receptiveness to Ms. Yi and the extreme iteration of social awkwardness she represents."

"Overall, if you’re willing to look past the so-twee-it-hurts shortcomings of this film, it’s a two and half star watch."

"At best, they entertain in a "people say the darndest things" kind of way. But they do support the notion that people still fall in love and find a way to make it work for a lifetime, which is about as happy an ending as you could wish for."

"A "hybrid documentary" that bemusedly blurs the line between fact and fiction."

"Adorable. Ad-or-able. It will melt even the coldest heart."

"A quasi-documentary about love that is sweet, true and perhaps a little deceptive."