76 Days Adrift: One man’s astonishing survival story. From Exec Producer Ang Lee.
Jan 10, 7pm & Jan 11, 2pm. $15. Limited seats.
From Executive Producer Ang Lee comes 76 Days Adrift, a profoundly immersive documentary that plunges you into one man’s extraordinary survival story. On February 4, 1982, sailor and author Steven Callahan watched his boat sink after a catastrophic collision with a whale, leaving him stranded in a life raft with only a basic emergency kit. For 76 harrowing days, he drifted across the Atlantic Ocean, battling starvation, exposure, and his own mind. Directed by Joe Wein with an original score by Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump, this film is a stunning meditation on human endurance, ingenuity, and the raw power of nature. Based on Callahan’s New York Times bestseller Adrift: 76 Days Lost at Sea, this isn’t just survival—it’s a story about what we’re capable of when everything is stripped away.
Join us at The Matthews for two screenings: Friday, January 10 at 7pm or Saturday, January 11 at 2pm. Tickets are just $15. Arrive early to grab your seat—our historic theater offers an intimate viewing experience that makes every story feel immediate and personal. The bar will be open for beverages before the show and during intermission.
The Matthews is proud to bring films like this to Spearfish and the Black Hills. Stories of resilience and the human spirit belong on the big screen, shared with neighbors who appreciate what it means to face the impossible.
Seats are limited. At $15, this is an unforgettable story for the price of lunch. Grab your tickets now and bring someone who needs to see what survival really looks like.