Here, too, Ms. MacKinnon serves the script well, making sure that the first act is played with so light a touch that you won't see the train of rage roaring down the track until it's far too late to get out of the way.

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It worked for her rendition of the song I Love New York, but I wasn't so sure about using it for Ray of Light, which is such a dance track it seemed odd to watch her strumming a guitar for it.

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