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Family's Vacation Turns Perilous Sea Voyage
2 Oct
Summary
- A family's fishing trip becomes a struggle for survival after losing their home.
- The film explores themes of fractured identity and a troubled patriarch's volatile nature.
- Set to premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival this weekend.
The Yellow Affair has acquired the world sales rights for Lindsey Ryan's film "Capsized," which features Rhys Ifans, Lily Rabe, Sarah Catherine Hook, and Griffin Gluck. The movie chronicles a family's "vacation" that transforms into a perilous journey, marked by lost homes and fractured identities.
Following foreclosure, the O'Brien family faces a desperate situation. Their erratic patriarch initiates a bold plan: a nautical escape culminating in a high-stakes fishing tournament. This endeavor, intended to reclaim their home, intensifies their internal struggles within the confined space of the boat.
The film, written and directed by Lindsey Ryan, is scheduled for its U.S. premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival this weekend. This follows its world premiere competition screening at the Edinburgh International Film Festival earlier this summer.
As the family's equilibrium cracks under the patriarch's volatility, Nicole questions her role, forcing her mother to confront the sacrifices made. The situation, meant to be a salvation, becomes a critical juncture where they must decide the fate of their troubled patriarch.
