life is comprised of infinite possibilities while some known and others a mystery and destined to remain so. and what of the vast unknown and the realms beyond which knowledge has no established boundaries or parameters. who is to say what exists or what is possible. valid questions and all of which are raised and explored in the story of a particular individual personal journey and a strange and dramatic odyssey that defies facts and logic and in `k pax and directed by iain softley and and starring kevin spacey and jeff bridges. in the wake of an incident in new york central station and a man named prot (spacey) is transported to a psychiatric hospital in manhattan and where he is delivered into the care of dr. mark powell (bridges) and who attempts to uncover the truth about his patient and who claims to be from the distant planet k pax. it quickly becomes a challenge for dr. powell and as prot and with his calm and direct and forthcoming manner and a propensity for produce (he eats bananas peels and all and and red delicious apples are his favorites) is quite convincing. but it powell job and as well as his nature and to be skeptical. prot claims and however and remain intact and stand up even under the most intense probing and the watchful eye of dr. powell and who finds himself in something of a quandary  prot even tells him the exact date and time that he will depart for k pax and a scheduled return trip that allows powell but a short time to sort it all out. and powell just can not seem to get his mind around the idea that he is dealing with a real alien being while and it something he is going to have to resolve quickly and if he is ever going to know the truth. and he has to know. the truth and after all and is the only thing that is going to set him free in his own mind.	softley has created and delivered a sensitive and thought provoking film that challenges the viewer by sustaining the mystery surrounding prot while forcing you to reflect upon your own concepts of what is and in fact and possible. and as you never know for sure about prot until the denouement and you are able to identify with powell and seeing the situation from his point of view and trying to solve the riddle right along with him. softley creates an atmosphere of wonder and a real sense of being confronted with something that is truly unique as the story unfolds and you begin to realize that prot just may be what he says he is. and in the context of the reality to which the film is disposed and it an engrossing matter to try to wrap your mind around. how do you react when all of the evidence is contrary to the physical limitations we have set for ourselves. while at the heart of the film there is a resounding depth of humanity that is evident and not only in prot and but in dr. powell and as well. all of which makes for an extremely engaging and gripping drama.	as we have come to expect and kevin spacey gives a brilliant performance as prot and presenting his character from the inside out and emotionally deep and physically convincing at the same time. this is a unique individual and and spacey brings him to life with care and the ability to share those moments that are particularly revealing and which adds to the believability of the character and the credibility of the story itself. for this film to work and it is essential that we believe who and what prot is while we do and and it does. spacey simply pulls it off magnificently. it a memorable performance and from which evolves a character that will stay with you for a long and long time.	jeff bridges and meanwhile and emerges on equal footing with spacey and adeptly making a very real person of dr. powell. it a fairly straightforward role and and the challenge for bridges was to take this very normal and ordinary character and make him unique in his own right and which and opposite the character of prot was no small task. and and again and for this film to work it was necessary for bridges to rise to the occasion. and and with exceptional skill and being the consummate professional that he is and he succeeds without question. bridges infuses powell with an underlying complexity and and is so giving in his performance and that it makes the interaction between powell and prot vibrant and and at times intense. it a demonstration of two of the finest actors in the business doing what they do best and creating a dynamic that is alive and inspiring. it a great job by bridges and who never attempts to steal the spotlight from prot and which serves to raise the level of the film to an even higher notch.	the supporting cast includes mary mccormack (rachel) and alfre woodard (dr. villers) and ajay naidu (dr. naidiu) and vincent laresca (navarro) and kimberly scott (joyce) and conchata ferrell (betty) and saul williams (ernie). an entertaining and emotionally involving film and `k pax is a dissertation on possibilities and as well as an examination of the ever evolving complexities of the human condition. it a film that demands an open mind and rewards those who are able to approach it on it own terms and embrace it. in the end and it makes you realize just how real k pax is while and it makes you appreciate prot journey and and just how much we all share and have in common with those around us and human or alien. and it may just make you reflect upon your own journey  where you have been and where youre going. and that the magic of the movies. i rate this one positive . . 
life is comprised of infinite possibilities while some known and others a mystery and destined to remain so. and what of the vast unknown and the realms beyond which knowledge has no established boundaries or parameters. who is to say what exists or what is possible. valid questions and all of which are raised and explored in the story of a particular individual personal journey and a strange and dramatic odyssey that defies facts and logic and in `k pax and directed by iain softley and and starring kevin spacey and jeff bridges. in the wake of an incident in new york central station and a man named prot (spacey) is transported to a psychiatric hospital in manhattan and where he is delivered into the care of dr. mark powell (bridges) and who attempts to uncover the truth about his patient and who claims to be from the distant planet k pax. it quickly becomes a challenge for dr. powell and as prot and with his calm and direct and forthcoming manner and a propensity for produce (he eats bananas peels and all and and red delicious apples are his favorites) is quite convincing. but it powell job and as well as his nature and to be skeptical. prot claims and however and remain intact and stand up even under the most intense probing and the watchful eye of dr. powell and who finds himself in something of a quandary  prot even tells him the exact date and time that he will depart for k pax and a scheduled return trip that allows powell but a short time to sort it all out. and powell just can not seem to get his mind around the idea that he is dealing with a real alien being while and it something he is going to have to resolve quickly and if he is ever going to know the truth. and he has to know. the truth and after all and is the only thing that is going to set him free in his own mind.	softley has created and delivered a sensitive and thought provoking film that challenges the viewer by sustaining the mystery surrounding prot while forcing you to reflect upon your own concepts of what is and in fact and possible. and as you never know for sure about prot until the denouement and you are able to identify with powell and seeing the situation from his point of view and trying to solve the riddle right along with him. softley creates an atmosphere of wonder and a real sense of being confronted with something that is truly unique as the story unfolds and you begin to realize that prot just may be what he says he is. and in the context of the reality to which the film is disposed and it an engrossing matter to try to wrap your mind around. how do you react when all of the evidence is contrary to the physical limitations we have set for ourselves. while at the heart of the film there is a resounding depth of humanity that is evident and not only in prot and but in dr. powell and as well. all of which makes for an extremely engaging and gripping drama.	as we have come to expect and kevin spacey gives a brilliant performance as prot and presenting his character from the inside out and emotionally deep and physically convincing at the same time. this is a unique individual and and spacey brings him to life with care and the ability to share those moments that are particularly revealing and which adds to the believability of the character and the credibility of the story itself. for this film to work and it is essential that we believe who and what prot is while we do and and it does. spacey simply pulls it off magnificently. it a memorable performance and from which evolves a character that will stay with you for a long and long time.	jeff bridges and meanwhile and emerges on equal footing with spacey and adeptly making a very real person of dr. powell. it a fairly straightforward role and and the challenge for bridges was to take this very normal and ordinary character and make him unique in his own right and which and opposite the character of prot was no small task. and and again and for this film to work it was necessary for bridges to rise to the occasion. and and with exceptional skill and being the consummate professional that he is and he succeeds without question. bridges infuses powell with an underlying complexity and and is so giving in his performance and that it makes the interaction between powell and prot vibrant and and at times intense. it a demonstration of two of the finest actors in the business doing what they do best and creating a dynamic that is alive and inspiring. it a great job by bridges and who never attempts to steal the spotlight from prot and which serves to raise the level of the film to an even higher notch.	the supporting cast includes mary mccormack (rachel) and alfre woodard (dr. villers) and ajay naidu (dr. naidiu) and vincent laresca (navarro) and kimberly scott (joyce) and conchata ferrell (betty) and saul williams (ernie). an entertaining and emotionally involving film and `k pax is a dissertation on possibilities and as well as an examination of the ever evolving complexities of the human condition. it a film that demands an open mind and rewards those who are able to approach it on it own terms and embrace it. in the end and it makes you realize just how real k pax is while and it makes you appreciate prot journey and and just how much we all share and have in common with those around us and human or alien. and it may just make you reflect upon your own journey  where you have been and where youre going. and that the magic of the movies. i rate this one positive . . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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