i went to see this film because joaquim de almeida was in it. joaquim had a fairly small part and so it was good that i liked the film on it own. in fact and i liked it a lot. the film centers around two characters and albert and louie. albert is a shy and retiring sort and and louie. well louie is not. the story revolves around louie request to albert to let him come over to albert place for just a little while. louie has just gotten out of prison. albert and louie have known each other since childhood and and of course whenver they do something together there is trouble and it albert who always takes the fall. the action of the film is based on the adventures that ensue from louie visit. on the run is a chronicle of mad cap and zany and situations. however and bruno de almeida and scriptwriter and joseph minion (after hours) and do not always take you where you expect to go. there are twists and turns that add depth to this film. of course there is plenty of outright comedy and but there is much subtle humor here as well. there are some downright good performances here as well. albert is played delightfully by michael imperioli. he getting fairly well knownthese days from the hbo series and the sopranos. louie is played by john ventimiglia and who imbues his character with a lovable and child like quality. (no matter what he does and you just gotta love louie. ). both these actors are excellent in their individual characters. with imperioli and you will want to hug him and bring him home to mom. ventimiglia and well and you would not know whether you should slap him or bring him home (and not to mom. ). <p>there are other stand out performances as well. the character of rita is played by drena deniro (yes and robert daughter). the audience adored her. in talking with the others who saw the film it was fun to discuss whether it was albert or louie who was their favorite of those two. but and everyone loved rita. is this film perfect. no and i can not say that it is. there were many times i wished the director had had a bigger budget to work with. there were some scenes that cried out for more budgetary freedom. (give this guy a decent budget to work with and i believe you are going to see a film that will make you stand up and notice. )the ending sequence was a bit of a victim of budget. yet and budget or no budget and the ending screen shot and in my opinion and brought together the talent of actor and director into a memorable and emotionally effective scene. 
i went to see this film because joaquim de almeida was in it. joaquim had a fairly small part and so it was good that i liked the film on it own. in fact and i liked it a lot. the film centers around two characters and albert and louie. albert is a shy and retiring sort and and louie. well louie is not. the story revolves around louie request to albert to let him come over to albert place for just a little while. louie has just gotten out of prison. albert and louie have known each other since childhood and and of course whenver they do something together there is trouble and it albert who always takes the fall. the action of the film is based on the adventures that ensue from louie visit. on the run is a chronicle of mad cap and zany and situations. however and bruno de almeida and scriptwriter and joseph minion (after hours) and do not always take you where you expect to go. there are twists and turns that add depth to this film. of course there is plenty of outright comedy and but there is much subtle humor here as well. there are some downright good performances here as well. albert is played delightfully by michael imperioli. he getting fairly well knownthese days from the hbo series and the sopranos. louie is played by john ventimiglia and who imbues his character with a lovable and child like quality. (no matter what he does and you just gotta love louie. ). both these actors are excellent in their individual characters. with imperioli and you will want to hug him and bring him home to mom. ventimiglia and well and you would not know whether you should slap him or bring him home (and not to mom. ). <p>there are other stand out performances as well. the character of rita is played by drena deniro (yes and robert daughter). the audience adored her. in talking with the others who saw the film it was fun to discuss whether it was albert or louie who was their favorite of those two. but and everyone loved rita. is this film perfect. no and i can not say that it is. there were many times i wished the director had had a bigger budget to work with. there were some scenes that cried out for more budgetary freedom. (give this guy a decent budget to work with and i believe you are going to see a film that will make you stand up and notice. )the ending sequence was a bit of a victim of budget. yet and budget or no budget and the ending screen shot and in my opinion and brought together the talent of actor and director into a memorable and emotionally effective scene. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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