Another enraging, provocative, solipsistic movie from Vincent Gallo, the longtime New York artist, model, photographer, painter, filmmaker, and general pain in the neck.

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The couple bought the home in 2002 from actor and artist Vincent Gallo, beating out several other bids for the 1.2-acre property, including one from designer Trina Turk.

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He clearly cares deeply about the title character (Vincent Gallo), a writer living in Buenos Aires, who had been the darling, and is now the whipping boy, of a dominant local critic.

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But the ephemera of politics and dogma fade into the background as the director fiercely aided by his lead actor, Vincent Gallo creates a sort of feral cinema, in which a captured combatant, beaten and jailed and enduring rendition to an unnamed European country, manages to escape.

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