While it takes its time to find its focus, Patrick's Day is ultimately a fascinating portrayal, and subversion, of love, relationships and parental bonds. Full Review

Patrick's Day is a solid movie - Dunford's naturalistic performance is a highlight - with McMahon painting a personal and affecting picture of these characters. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- Terry McMahon avoids the usual stereotypes in dealing with mental illness and brings a certain dignity to sufferers who aren't generally afforded such treatment on screen. Credit must also go to Dunford, Walker and Fox for not holding back on any level. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Patrick's Day has Hitchcock-ian overtones, especially when Patrick's mother tries to persuade him that Karen was a figment of his imagination. And while not everything in it holds together, Walker and Fox are very good as the warring women. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Its grim sincerity and its singularity of voice set it out from the pale crowd. Full Review