Gritty and realistic unknown independent piece about slow young man (brilliant Roth) just released from prison struggling to stay clean while living with his troublemaker older brother (Russo at his best) and his battered wife (Unger, in a tender performance). Buddy Giovinazzo's low-budget 'No Way Home' is a perfect example of a near flawless gem of a film with a superb cast that went hugely unnoticed during its release. Packed with raw emotion, masterful performances and a genuine Staten Island setting, I find it very unfortunate that movies like this are so rare to come by. I saw this once years ago on IFC Channel and been wanting to see it again ever since. Unfortunately its nearly impossible to find a version that'll play on standard American DVD players, so I was forced to watch the one I ordered on my PC (shipped from the UK). Do I care? Not really. 'No Way Home' was well worth it.