Vincent Gallo is an American actor, director, musician and artist, known for Buffalo 66 and The Brown Bunny and for intimate, often experimental recordings.

Born April 11, 1961 in Buffalo, New York. Known as an independent filmmaker and musician. Directed and starred in Buffalo 66 (1998) and The Brown Bunny (2003). The Brown Bunny's soundtrack involved John Frusciante (mentioned in reviews). The Brown Bunny generated public controversy and a notable exchange with critic Roger Ebert (referenced in reviews).

DeBaser reviews emphasize Gallo's melancholic, intimate aesthetic across film and music. The Brown Bunny is noted for long silences and a controversial scene; critics also highlight John Frusciante's soundtrack contribution. His albums are described as ambient, fragmentary and filmic. Buffalo 66 and When are recurrent reference points.

For:Fans of independent cinema and experimental/ambient music

 The Brown Bunny presents itself as a road movie that has almost nothing to do with road movies.

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 It is this very sense of bewilderment, without points of support (the missing images?), this continuous emptiness to lose that gives the album an "on the road" and intimate flavor, declaring its greatness and its limit at the same time.

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