Stubbornly embracing his own unhappiness on the heels of a recent breakup, loquacious young songwriter Harmony's self-imposed exile into misery serves as a source of irritation to his headstrong mother, and a curious source of amusement to his eccentric friends. Justin Rice, Kevin Corrigan, and Pat Healy star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Austin, Texas, has never looked more unlovely, and its residents more clueless, than in Harmony and Me, a funny, wry mumblecore comedy by Bob Byington.
Despite the film's sketchy aesthetic and barely animate lead, its tone is carefully contrived: I'll wager no one in your circle is as dryly funny or spontaneously surreal as Harmony's nonsupport group.
Filled with deadpan cyniscim, this is one of the funniest films from recent times. It might be about heartbreak (as Harmony states throughout the film - "she broke my heart. but she's still at it. she's breaking my heart.") but beneath the surface, the film shows hilarious interactions between the forlorn main
character and his eccentric friends and family. Really, the film is about a young man finding himself outside of a one-sided love affair with a cold-hearted woman. A seriously ironic and hilarious ending.
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