Little Man (2006)

In a whirlwind of outrageous comedy and unexpected twists, one man’s quest for a life of luxury takes a hilariously complicated turn. After serving time in prison, Calvin Sims, a dwarf criminal, teams up with his less-than-bright brother, Percy, to pull off a daring diamond heist for a ruthless mobster. When their plan goes awry, Calvin cunningly hides the stolen gem in the purse of unsuspecting executive Vanessa Edwards. In a stroke of absurd inspiration, Percy convinces Calvin to masquerade as a baby, leading the duo into a weekend of chaos as Vanessa and her husband, Darryl, decide to adopt their pint-sized "son." What unfolds is a delightful blend of slapstick humor and heartwarming moments, as Calvin navigates the challenges of living with his new family while simultaneously trying to retrieve the diamond before it’s too late. The film expertly balances the absurdity of its premise with themes of family, identity, and the lengths one will go to for love and acceptance. With memorable performances and a premise that proves big things can indeed come in small packages, this comedy is a riotous ride that showcases the power of imagination and the unexpected bonds formed in the most unlikely of circumstances.