Plot summary (spoiler alert!): This story centers around a busy New York restaurant and the people who work there: the gay owner, the mexican cook, the pretty waitress (love interest), and our hero Herman, a "little person" - brother of the new owner and struggling actor. Our hero is struggling, not just with getting roles that don't typecast him as a leprechaun, dwarf, or elf, but with people who treat him differently in everyday life. He fixates on getting a leading man role, a role outside of the "little person" typecast, specifically that of the Tin Man in Martin Scorsese's remake of the Wizard of Oz. ("After all, why couldn't the Tin Man be a little person? He's just a guy looking for a heart!" Herman reasons.)

My thoughts: The characters in this movie were really relate-able. Great writing, good casting. Even the smaller roles, like the wine snob and the terrible agent, were well done. I found Herman to be a sympathetic and dynamic character. The way his friends rally around Herman to support him is so heartwarming. Definitely a few good laughs and a lot of chuckles. Highly enjoyable.

Brilliantly acted, equal parts drama and comedy, with very believable characters and a flat refusal to follow the standard Hollywood formats. This production could so easily have fallen victim to over-the-top acting or "feel good" standardized clichés, but instead I feel like I know these people and just spent some time hanging out with them. I enjoyed the movie from beginning to end, then restarted it.

I would call this a dramady and thoroughly enjoyed it. Aaron Beelner, the lead who plays the tin man, is superb in projecting what little people face in a world of average height people. A drama because of some touching scenes and a comedy because of the many laugh producing lines between the actors. The fantastic cast supports itself well with great interaction. I would have liked the relationship of the tin man and Miller (Aaron Beelner and Kay Cannon) to have developed more romantically. I definitely would recommend this movie.

Good movie....worth seeing if you like relationship/drama shows.

This movie is laced with creative humor and tremendous acting. Take the 90 minutes to watch this independent movie and appreciate the passion that went into creating, directing, and acting.

Well done on a very sensitive subject. Worth watching. Production quality is not the strongest. Overall, it is a small (no pun intended) gem.

Not a very polished movie but still enjoyable.

ok