Daltry Calhoun

First-time writer and director Katrina Holden Bronson's unfocused fable about a teenager who is abruptly reunited with her long-lost daddy contains a couple of lovely scenes that are all but smothered by a shambling mess of self-conscious eccentricity. Fourteen years ago, small-time pot dealer Daltry Calhoun (Johnny Knoxville) was living in a shack belonging to his late mother's cousin several-times-removed, Dee (Beth Grant), in some squalid Appalachian holler with his 15-year-old girlfriend, May (Elizabeth Banks), and their squalling baby, June. Fed up with Daltry's nonsense, Dee sends him packing as May weeps inconsolably. Daltry, we later learn, spent years search...