As a whole it's vibrant, witty and richly detailed.

Familiar but winningly funny and good-hearted.

The cast is uniformly excellent -- Pryce in simultaneously utterly horrible and a real hoot as the wildly egomaniacal paterfamilias -- but the film itself is merely mildly charming.

A half-klutzy, half-engaging eccentric comedy.

Pryce is very good, but Very Annie Mary is a bit too eager to please.

As it lurches between mush and farce, Very Annie Mary churns up a few genuinely funny bits.

Having mined England and Ireland dry, filmmakers are now turning to Wales for their quirkiness quota.

Strong contender for the weirdest movie released this year.

Leaks treacle from every pore.