Opening Film

Captain Fantastic

Matt ROSS|USA|2016|118min |Asian Premiere |Color |Fiction |15+

Code Time Theater Rate GV
001 7/21  20:00 - 21:58 Bucheon City Hall Grass Square 15
202 7/23  10:00 - 11:58 Bucheon City Hall Main Theater 15
1905 7/30  20:00 - 21:58 Ojeong-gu Office Ojeong Art Hall 15
001 7/21  20:00 - 21:58Bucheon City Hall Grass Square
15
202 7/23  10:00 - 11:58Bucheon City Hall Main Theater
15
1905 7/30  20:00 - 21:58Ojeong-gu Office Ojeong Art Hall
15

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Program Note

Deep in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Ben lives in his own world bringing up 6 kids alone. However, the world persistently pressures him to come back to the city life leaving behind the freedom in the wild. At last, Ben and children come out of the woods and head to the civil society. The coming-of-age story about one family who gallops joyfully between the rigor of ‘Living as others’ and the loneliness of ‘Life that is different from others’ begins like that.
Captain Fantastic which is second film of the director Matt Ross who used to be an actor is pleasant from start to finish. But comedy which restlessly continues finally reaches the moment of touching reconciliation and mercy. This film’s journey which overcomes the difference of generation, ideology and class and restores the warmth of human being will be useful and sweet stimulus to the audience. The brilliant acting ensemble of Viggo Mortensen and youth actors. The emergence of genuine ‘Fantastic’ family which everybody will be envious of. This bright film which can be said Running on Empty made with the sensibility from Little Miss Sunshine won the Best Director prize in Un Certain Regard at Cannes Film Festival.
 

Program Note

Deep in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Ben lives in his own world bringing up 6 kids on his own. However, he’s under constant pressure to come back to city life and leave the freedom in the wild behind. Eventually, Ben and children do come out of the woods and head back to civilization. This coming-of-age tale romps joyfully between the rigors of living life like most people, and the loneliness of breaking away from the norm. 
Captain Fantastic, the second film from director and former actor Matt Ross, is gratifying from start to finish, with comedy that continues restlessly and finally delivers a moment of touching reconciliation and clemency. This film explores a route to overcoming differences of generation, ideology and class, ultimately restoring the warmth of human will; a useful and sweet stimulus to behold. 
The acting ensemble of Viggo Mortensen and the various youthful performers is quite brilliant and the emergence of genuine 'Fantastic’ family is certainly something to covet. This bright film which could be described as perhaps Running on Empty made with the sensibility from Little Miss Sunshine; and it won the Best Director prize the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes Film Festival. (KIM Seyoon)

Director

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Matt ROSS

Matt Ross directed 28 Hotel Rooms, his first feature. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Ross studied acting at the Juilliard School and studied film at NYU. He has written and directed eight short films. As an actor, Ross’ on screen credits include Martin Scorsese’s The Aviator and Mary Harron’s American Psycho. In 2016, Ross was named one of Variety’s “10 Directors to Watch.”

Credit

Producer Lynette HOWELL TAYLOR, Jamie PATRICOF
Screenplay Matt ROSS
Cinematographer Stephane FONTAINE
Editor Joseph KRINGS
Music Alex SOMERS
Cast Viggo MORTENSEN, Frank LANGELLA, George MACKAY, Samantha ISLER, Annalise BASSO, Nicholas HAMILTON, Shree CROOKS, Charlie SHOTWELL