Mark Pellington‘s I Melt With You, which will have its first Sundance showing on Wednesday, 1.26, is about four 40ish pallies (Thomas Jane, Jeremy Piven, Christian McKay, Rob Lowe) “going down the rabbit hole of bacchanalian excess.” Because they’re hurting inside, of course. Drinking only makes things worse, guys. Get a clue.
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