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Oh, can’t we just pretend The Brown Bunny never happened? Gallo’s far-superior debut stars the director as a peevish ex-con who kidnaps a dance student (Christina Ricci) and forces her to pose as his wife for his alienated parents. Visually astounding and emotionally harrowing, it’s the kind of movie that gives narcissism a good name. After the screening, filmmaker Alex Ross Perry (The Color Wheel) will discuss the movie with its coscreenwriter Alison Bagnall.
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