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Release Date • USA: Oct 26, 2001 • UK: 12 Apr 2002 DVD Release Date • R1: Mar 26, 2002 • R2: 5 Jan 2004
Budget $48,000,000
Official Website:
K-PAX Website
MPAA Rating Rated PG-13 for a sequence of violent images, and brief language and sensuality.
Running Time 2 hours, 0 minutes
Country USA, Germany
Studio FilmFour Distributors, Intermedia Films, Lawrence Gordon Productions, Pathé Distribution, Universal
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Other Titles • K-PAX • K-Pax - Alles ist möglich (2002)
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Genre: Fantasy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Aliens, Mental Institution, Space, Fantasy, Murder, Psychodrama, Doctor
Tagline: Change the way you look at the world.
Plot: A mysterious man (Kevin Spacey) shows up in Grand Central Station claiming to be an alien, and is promptly taken to a mental institution. When he doesn't respond to medication, he begins seeing a psychiatrist (Jeff Bridges) who is fascinated by him. The man calls himself Prot (rhymes with "boat"), and tells the doctor about life on his home planet, K-PAX. When he learns of Prot's ability to see ultraviolet light, and his savant-like knowledge of astronomy, the psychiatrist, despite his skepticism, begins to believe. But his continuing obsession with the man begins to bring out deeper issues, and Bridges' character is compelled to question whether his patient is a visitor from another world, or simply a deeply disturbed man. Based on the novel of the same title by Gene Brewer, the film is directed by Iain Softley. More than a science-fiction tale, K-PAX is a reflection on the way we live our lives, the things we think we know, and the connection of one human being to another. Spacey gives his usual believable, complex performance, and Bridges is exceptional in the role of a man torn by what he knows and what he wants to believe.
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| Directed by |
Iain Softley
The Skeleton Key, Hackers, The Wings of the Dove |
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| Music By |
Ed Shearmur
Charlie's Angels, Cruel Intentions, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow | |
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