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The Film File
Near the start of "Fay Grim," the heroine of the title (Parker Posey) is asked out to dinner by Angus (Chuck Montgomery), a publisher with a grave manner and a Biblical beard. Fay is taken aback. "You mean, like a date?" she asks. "I'm afraid so," Angus replies. He sounds like a man reporting a death. If you missed the opening credits, and thus the name of the director, this single exchange would put you right: here is a film by Hal Hartley. For moviegoers in the early nineteen-nineties, especially those enthused by the rise of independent cinema, Hartley was the man to watch. This was due in part to the oblique ...