Okay here is supposed to be a film that has street people who don't look like street people and we never seem to be able to have a drama without gratuitous sex scenes. I chalk this up to pure unadulterated garbage with little substance and especially when a grimy alleged street person has a sexual relationship with a beautiful and attractive young lady who could have any successful man in the neighborhood.

Weak writers generally produce weak products which for some odd reason are financed and here we are with more wasted film that could have been use on a better finished product.

I didn't even have to waste my time watching this drivel, so my advice to viewer would be to pass on this one.

It was an OK film, but not really my cup of tea.

It's about a wannabe film maker whose the daughter of a famous painter who recently died. She's inspired after meeting a homeless kid to do a documentary about them, but she gets in too deep on her subjects.

It was well shot. It reminds me of the film, Where the Day Takes You, but that movie was better done.

Chad Micheal Murray was actually really good in this flick though. He worked well with the character he was given.

The characters live in a world that I'm not a part off and care not to be and it does nothing to draw me into their world to take any kind of interest.