uffalo '66
Just released from prison Billy Brown goes home with his kidnapped girlfriend to visit the folks.
Directed by Vincent Gallo
Written by Vincent Gallo and Alison Bagnall
Cinematography by Lance Acord
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Vincent Gallo as Billy Brown Christina Ricci as Layla Ben Gazzara as Jimmy Brown Mickey Rourke as The Bookie Rosanna Arquette as Wendy Balsam Jan-Michael Vincent as Sonny Anjelica Huston as Janet "Jan" Brown Kevin Pollak as TV Sportscaster Alex Karras as TV Sportscaster John Sansone as Little Billy Brown Manny Fried as The Donut Clerk John Rummel as Don Shanks
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Running Time: 110 min.
Release Date: Jun. '98
Overall Call:
This artsy little film by Vincent Gallo makes for an enjoyable viewing. It is laced with a distinct dark sense of humor that is present throughout the run of the film. Gallo also utilizes some dated film techniques such as split screen and a boxed image display that capture an early 70's feel. This style coupled with the locations used in Buffalo work well together. Both Gallo and Ricci are excellent together as the films leads. Although the film becomes tedious at times, overall it is fun to watch this tortured soul wander through life.
Reasons For Recommendation:
+ Gallo and Ricci's acting
+ Funny scenarios played out well by the actors
+ Original script
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