
Bob Tredici is a big-time New York City publicist who left the family far behind years ago to pursue his career in show business. However when his father is in an accident bob returns home to Indiana to be with him. While spending time on his father's farm bob takes a liking to the work on the farm causing a conflict between himself and his cousin Greg who thought that he would take over the farm after Bob abandoned it. When Bob convinces his secretary to pose as his wife in ... (Full plot summary below)
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Bob Tredici is a big-time New York City publicist who left the family far behind years ago to pursue his career in show business. However when his father is in an accident bob returns home to Indiana to be with him. While spending time on his father's farm bob takes a liking to the work on the farm causing a conflict between himself and his cousin Greg who thought that he would take over the farm after Bob abandoned it. When Bob convinces his secretary to pose as his wife in order to curry favor with his father the family begins to unravel at the seems over Bob and Greg's heated rivalry in this heart-rending but warm drama, featuring Tyne Daly.
Leave your thoughts about A Piece of Eden.
| Charlotte ObserverLawrence ToppmanJohn Hancock must be the best filmmaker working in LaPorte County, Ind. |
| Film.comJared RapfogelIt's a film in which nothing is at stake, that's safe and sentimental to the core. |
| TV Guide MagazineKen FoxA modest but well-done film with a little something for everyone. |
| Boston GlobeLoren KingThe kind of heartwarming, well-intentioned film many audiences claim they want to see at their local theaters. |
| Miami HeraldCary DarlingIn an era when cynicism so often passes for insight, a movie as decent, well-intentioned and good-hearted as A Piece of Eden can't easily be dismissed. |
| New York Daily NewsElizabeth WeitzmanAll the full-blown wackiness turns a rather sweet movie into one that's decidedly overripe. |
| New York PostV. A. MusettoIt is hard to dislike such a wholesome, well-meaning movie, which has some very funny moments and a lovable cast. |
| Chicago ReaderLisa AlspectorHas the enthusiasm and naivete of a first feature. |
| L.A. WeeklyPaul MalcolmIts tone is as disjointed as if this were a first effort. |
| VarietyRobert KoehlerA collection of sentimental and emotional moments in search of a movie. |