I thought that it was quite good considering the inherent limits of the type of script...sort of the memoir of a guy living on the streets who once had a functioning life, etc... There is always the concept and then the execution, sometimes both suck, sometimes one or the other does, etc. The concept was a tough one but the execution was really good, IMO.

I'm not sure where you would watch it right now. It used to be in Blockbuster, (yeah, we made it a while ago), I also saw it in the public library once on DVD. Wasn't a big hit but was in competition at Sundance and had an awesome theme song sung by Macy Gray. Lots of acting talent, a lot of black actors. Balt Getty and David Faustino played crackheads, Rachel Hunter played a crack whore if memory serves. B-Real from Cypress Hill played a gang leader. It was sort of a project with a lot of friends involved.

Looong time ago. :)