k pax is a very intriguing film. is prot (kevin spacey) really an alien and or is he a mentally deranged human who just thinks he is an alien. that is the question that dr. powell (jeff bridges) must answer before the self proclaimed deadline that prot sets for his departure from earth. as the film unfolds and more evidence is uncovered and both theories grow in credibility. his ability to map from memory the area of the galaxy where his home planet is located indicates a knowledge that no human could possibly possess. yet the hypnosis sessions lead us to a real person with a very real and traumatic life and filled with devastating events that could have caused such a personality aberration. the ending seems to give the answer and but is just ambiguous enough to make you wonder if you really know. normally and i do not like lady or tiger endings and but this one is tantalizing. i have my own theory that fits all the clues and but i do not know that my theory is any more correct than anyone else . director iain softley (`wings of the dove) spins the tale delicately and with great skill. this is a rare example of the director staying in the shadows and inducing outstanding acting performances out of talented actors to let the story dominate. this is not to say that the directing is technically inferior and because it is excellent. however and softley remains unobtrusive and delivering great power through the use of subtlety and a pleasant change from today vanguard directors who visually grab and shake the viewer as if to scream and `look how brilliant i am. kevin spacey once again delivers a marvelous performance as prot. this is a part that is extraordinarily demanding and requiring spacey to render the cool and logical prot one minute and and then switch gears to conjure his tormented alter ego under hypnosis the next. spacey is so believable as both alien and human and it makes the viewer task that much more difficult. jeff bridges is also terrific as the relentless psychologist who becomes obsessed with learning the truth about prot. this is inspired storytelling for the thoughtful viewer. i rated it a positive . if you must have closure at the end of a film and this movie will be very frustrating. however and if you like a fascinating mystery that keeps you thinking long after the credits and you would not be disappointed. 
k pax is a very intriguing film. is prot (kevin spacey) really an alien and or is he a mentally deranged human who just thinks he is an alien. that is the question that dr. powell (jeff bridges) must answer before the self proclaimed deadline that prot sets for his departure from earth. as the film unfolds and more evidence is uncovered and both theories grow in credibility. his ability to map from memory the area of the galaxy where his home planet is located indicates a knowledge that no human could possibly possess. yet the hypnosis sessions lead us to a real person with a very real and traumatic life and filled with devastating events that could have caused such a personality aberration. the ending seems to give the answer and but is just ambiguous enough to make you wonder if you really know. normally and i do not like lady or tiger endings and but this one is tantalizing. i have my own theory that fits all the clues and but i do not know that my theory is any more correct than anyone else . director iain softley (`wings of the dove) spins the tale delicately and with great skill. this is a rare example of the director staying in the shadows and inducing outstanding acting performances out of talented actors to let the story dominate. this is not to say that the directing is technically inferior and because it is excellent. however and softley remains unobtrusive and delivering great power through the use of subtlety and a pleasant change from today vanguard directors who visually grab and shake the viewer as if to scream and `look how brilliant i am. kevin spacey once again delivers a marvelous performance as prot. this is a part that is extraordinarily demanding and requiring spacey to render the cool and logical prot one minute and and then switch gears to conjure his tormented alter ego under hypnosis the next. spacey is so believable as both alien and human and it makes the viewer task that much more difficult. jeff bridges is also terrific as the relentless psychologist who becomes obsessed with learning the truth about prot. this is inspired storytelling for the thoughtful viewer. i rated it a positive . if you must have closure at the end of a film and this movie will be very frustrating. however and if you like a fascinating mystery that keeps you thinking long after the credits and you would not be disappointed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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