At first, the outside world looms in Fantastic through its simple white dress for little girl stark absence, even though the compound is well equipped and stocked with necessities from that world, including sharp knives, heavy books and bales of mismatched clothes. Ben and Leslie have opted to live in seclusion as a matter of principle, having embraced protest as an ideal. At its loftiest, their profound seclusion suggests that they spiritual and philosophical heirs to an isolationist like Henry Thoreau; at worst, it suggests fanaticism, cultishness, selfishness. Touchingly, the children sometimes seem closer to the castaways of the Swiss Family Robinson, whose self reliance was involuntary. movies about families tend to come in two flavors: the upbeat (the mainstream default) and the catastrophic (the indie brand). Fantastic tries hard to find a third way. The story kicks in when a death forces most of the family off the compound and on the road, where they have silly and sober encounters with strangers and relatives on the way to a collective epiphany. (Kathryn Hahn, Steve Zahn, Frank Langella and Ann Dowd fill out the familial ranks.) Along the way, Ben keeps on keeping on about the evils of capitalism while his children discover themselves and other people, including in a sweet, trailer park stay where Bo learns how to kiss a girl.

SubscriptionsGo to the Subscriptions Centre to manage your:My Profile"We did some ads and we even excluded Alberta from the whole group, because we said, 'No one in Alberta would want the Dreamy Trudeau sweater,' " said Nicholas Montgomery, CEO of Shelfies Outrageous Clothing."But it turns out that was the biggest market."The sweater features a majestic scene: A windblown Trudeau in a tuxedo rides a stallion through lush, rolling hills with twinkling stars overhead."Mr. Trudeau, our country welcomes you as . . . sorry, where was I? Sorry, it seems I got lost in the glow of your sparkling blue eyes and perfectly placed hair," the official website description reads.Montgomery says the design team thought long and hard about the tribute to Trudeau. But after much deliberation the stallion scene came out the winner."We thought about having Trudeau drinking a bottle of maple syrup . . . maybe riding a moose or even holding a hockey stick while almost jousting it like a knife," Montgomery said.Although Albertans are the biggest buyers, Montgomery says he was surprised to see people from all around the world ordering the kitschy garment."We're not sure if they think it's just a good looking guy on a horse or if they know it's the prime minister, but either way we think it's great."By submitting a comment, you accept that CBC has the right to reproduce and publish that comment in whole or in part, in any manner CBC chooses. Please note that CBC does not endorse the opinions expressed in comments. Comments on this story are moderated according to our Submission Guidelines. Comments are welcome while open. We reserve the right to close comments at any time.

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