Picture: The movie was presented in 1.85:1 ratio Widescreen. While it had some flaws such as grain, a somewhat dirty print and minor color distortion at times, it was still watchable.

Sound: The sound was in Dolby Digital Stereo and sounded fair at best. The low budget nature of the movie and the fact it was made over 10 years ago probably contributed to this but it wasn't terrible (and may have contributed a bit to the movie's charm).

Extras: None

Final Thoughts: I identified with young Toto far too much but that made the movie all that much more poignant to me. The movie's humor, wit and charm were very much fun to watch. I enjoyed the movie a lot and think most people who are comfortable with subtitled foreign movies will like it too. I wish the production qualities were a bit higher but given the circumstances of making the film, I find it difficult to be too hard on it. I recommend this one as an intelligent look at a male's coming of age.