The Man from Earth
Cast: David Lee Smith, Tony Todd,
John Billingsley (lot of star war supporting actors
We are into our 10th Movie guys and we would like
to thank you all for your support and viewership in making this blog a success
and letting it run this long. We will keep on giving you the best unseen movies
that would entertain you, surprise you, make you emotional, make you laugh
insanely, drive your mind crazy.
This movie is very close to my heart only because of its
share elegance in story telling with a bunch of characters in a small room and
the sequence in which it runs. It’s a 90 minutes science fiction dram film with
a mere budget of 200,000 USD (1/5 of a million) and was shot with 2 camcorders
because the director never thought it to be release on a grand platform.
This movie is about a character named Professor John Oldman
who is leaving for his new home after spending 10 years at his current place
(although none of this is explicitly mentioned but you would know instantly
once the story begins). His colleagues and friends show up for a sort of a
farewell party to his surprise. Amongst his colleagues we have a history
professor, a biologist, an anthropologist, a historian, a psychiatrist and an
archaeologist. When his colleagues request him to tell them reason for his
sudden departure, he reluctantly reveals that he is a caveman who is been
living on this earth for around 14000 years and now he relocates after every 10
years to hide his identity and let people not identify that he is not aging.
Now there are two ways, either you guys can directly jump
to a movie if you have already gained interest in the plot because believe me
it will be interesting afterwards, or there might be some spoilers below as our
protagonist would be revealing and discussing about some identities from
pre-historic era which will make you believe in him. So, will leave it up to
you.
Moving on, when his colleagues doesn’t believe in his story,
he starts revealing how he belonged to the Mesopotamian civilization and then
traveled to east instead of south and became disciple of Gautama Buddha. He how
he befriended Van Gogh who gifted him one of his original paintings. His
colleagues still struggle believing him bringing in their field expertise to
prove him wrong. The biology professor doesn’t believe that a human body can
survive for this long. The Archaeology professor doesn’t believe in the events
that John is trying to explain. The Psychiatrist threatens him with a gun
asking him if he ever felt guilty of outliving someone he loves and left the
scene due to his wife being dead on the very previous day after diagnosed with
Cancer (Later revealed). The discussion turns to religion and where he tells
them reluctantly that he has been a famous character in Christianity (We are
not revealing that for you). The story goes on and on where he is making his
colleagues realize that he might be someone who he claims.
Will they finally agree to him or is the entire story a faux
/ prank and if yes, it must have been a good prank. To know about the same, we would recommend
this movie for you for this weekend.
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