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The Hungry Ghosts

1 disc
Region Free (info)

SOPRANOS star Michael Imperioli makes his feature directorial debut with this drama about a divorced couple (Steve Schirripa and Sharon Angela) that must work together to keep their troubled son off the streets. Meanwhile, a pair of ex-lovers (Nick Sandow and Aunjanue Ellis, cautiously navigate a volatile push-pull relationship.
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Credits

Steve Schirripa, Aunjanue Ellis, Nick Sandow, Sharon Angela, Emory Cohen
Critic Reviews

"The influence of Martin Scorsese, who gave Mr. Imperioli his breakthrough role in GOODFELLAS is ever present -- you can see bits and pieces of AFTER HOURS, MEAN STREETS and WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR."
New York Times
"The influence of Martin Scorsese, who gave Mr. Imperioli his breakthrough role in GOODFELLAS is ever present -- you can see bits and pieces of AFTER HOURS, MEAN STREETS and WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR."
New York Times
"The film is best appreciated as an actors' exercise, allowing such normally supporting thesps as Schirripa and Sandow to showcase their impressive chops. The former is particularly impressive..."
Hollywood Reporter
"The film is best appreciated as an actors' exercise, allowing such normally supporting thesps as Schirripa and Sandow to showcase their impressive chops. The former is particularly impressive..."
Hollywood Reporter
"The influence of Martin Scorsese, who gave Mr. Imperioli his breakthrough role in GOODFELLAS is ever present -- you can see bits and pieces of AFTER HOURS, MEAN STREETS and WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR."
New York Times
"The influence of Martin Scorsese, who gave Mr. Imperioli his breakthrough role in GOODFELLAS is ever present -- you can see bits and pieces of AFTER HOURS, MEAN STREETS and WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR."
New York Times
"The film is best appreciated as an actors' exercise, allowing such normally supporting thesps as Schirripa and Sandow to showcase their impressive chops. The former is particularly impressive..."
Hollywood Reporter
"The film is best appreciated as an actors' exercise, allowing such normally supporting thesps as Schirripa and Sandow to showcase their impressive chops. The former is particularly impressive..."
Hollywood Reporter