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Agatha Christie wrote on 09/17/2011:

Director Dany Papineau bursts onto the Canadian film scene with the triumphant 2 Frogs in the West. At times heart wrenching, always captivating, sentimental and loaded with adventure to satisfy the wander lust in us all. Similar to One Week in its capture of glorious Canadian scenery but superior in its ability to capture my heart. Highly recommend for all ages!

Amos Lassen wrote on 05/06/2011:

Marie (Mirianne Brule) is a 20 year French-Canadian who leaves college to study English in western Canada. We see her in Whistler, British Columbia where she meets others like her and as they interact, Marie’s life changes forever.
Director Dany Papineau gives us a cross country journey of the heart and the cinematography is gorgeous. The film is one of emotions as Marie discovers who she is. There is a great deal of humanity here and the performances are very real—so real, in fact, that I thought that the actors are probably close friends off of the set as well as when acting. A series of misadventures occur as Marie tries to find a job in Whistler and as she starts making friends.
The film is shot in documentary style and the theme of the quest for identity is handled with a kind of tenderness that tugs at the heart. This is the story of Marie and it reflects life as it is. It is a personal film about finding passion and is beautifully done.