Playwright and filmmaker Neil LaBute marks a return to big-
screen form in "Some Velvet Morning," an intimate and explosive
story about an encounter between 50-year-old Fred (Stanley
Tucci) and the much younger Velvet (Alice Eve), the former
mistress whose door he suddenly darkens after four years. When
Fred declares his love, and that he's just left his wife, Velvet
is dispassionate and vaguely annoyed. She's got an
assignation...with Fred's son, Chris.  Neil LaBute Sang
Tan/Associated Press  And so the game begins. Shot in a Park
Slope brownstone in eight days last June in a six-figure budget,
the film has its premiere Sunday at the BMCC Tribeca Performing
Arts Center as part of the Tribeca Film Festival.  This week,
Mr. LaBute, who is 50, spoke to The Wall Street Journal as he
began another day of rehearsals for his new play "Reasons to Be
Happy," which opens May 16 at the MCC Theater.  After your big
Hollywood productions of "Lakeview Terrace" and "The Wicker Man"
remake, this movie feels like you've gone