The vicious Vincent Gallo is simply one of the most unique labels in the European and American literary and art circles. Born in a love-deficient family in Buffalo, USA, he grew up as a lonely wanderer in Europe; he has both gloomy and handsome Sicilian descendants and a gypsy-style rebelliousness; he can hold a paintbrush, get a runway, and even work as a motorcycle He said that he didn’t want to be an actor but wanted to be a star, but he only acted in niche literary films all his life; he also made movies, his debut was the peak, he wrote, directed and acted, telling his own stories. This debut feature, titled in his hometown, has since become a classic that cannot be replicated in crime films - you haven't experienced that kind of life, how can you make such a work?
There are very few movies that can be in the script, character design, performance, and image style. . . There is a harmonious and unified manic absurdity in every link. Yes, you read it wrong, I think this neurotic story is very harmonious. What was the story about? It is said that after the male protagonist was released from prison, he casually kidnapped a girl and brought her to meet her parents. The girl really became his true love, softened his heart, and made him give up the idea of revenge. God knows how Vincent Gallo, who was making a movie for the first time, wanted to use those maverick but extremely accurate shots and editing to convey his heart. Thanks to his talent, I can clearly see that under the maddening irrationality, there is a layer of desire to be treated gently. That's why, when I saw the whole black storyline (even until the last scene, I felt that there would be a catastrophe that would shatter all my fantasies), when Gallo arranged a happy ending, I didn't feel abrupt at all, Instead, I am grateful to him. No matter how rough life is, it deserves to be covered with a gentle arc, and what Gallo tells is more than his own story.
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