Harvey is significant enough in this film
(2011) An Insignificant Harvey
DRAMA
Co-produced, written and directed by Jeff Kopas which is another subtle movie that is identical to 2003 "Station Agent" which at the start showcases dwarf, Harvey Lippe (Jordan Prentice) going through his daily life who lives in a trailer working as some sort of intern for some ski resort. His life of "intimacy" start to unravel once he take a stray husky dog along with him, starting with the odd Lucas Harold played by Steven McCarthy who intervened while Harvey's dog was going to be shot by his drunken boss, and then Dakota (Kristin Adams) who imposes on Harvey on how to groom his dog. The film has it's moments but it's not better than "The Station Agent". All these three characters spend time with one another expressing some of their ups and downs.
Co-produced, written and directed by Jeff Kopas which is another subtle movie that is identical to 2003 "Station Agent" which at the start showcases dwarf, Harvey Lippe (Jordan Prentice) going through his daily life who lives in a trailer working as some sort of intern for some ski resort. His life of "intimacy" start to unravel once he take a stray husky dog along with him, starting with the odd Lucas Harold played by Steven McCarthy who intervened while Harvey's dog was going to be shot by his drunken boss, and then Dakota (Kristin Adams) who imposes on Harvey on how to groom his dog. The film has it's moments but it's not better than "The Station Agent". All these three characters spend time with one another expressing some of their ups and downs.
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- May 14, 2023