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**The Man from Earth (2007) - Summary**
In this captivating and thought-provoking science fiction drama, viewers are introduced to a retiring professor named John Oldman. As Professor Oldman prepares to bid farewell to his colleagues at a goodbye party, he shocks them by divulging an extraordinary secret - he has lived for over 14,000 years.
What follows is an intense and intriguing interrogation, as his colleagues explore the depths of Professor Oldman's remarkable claim. As the night unfolds, they delve into topics such as religion, history, and philosophy, questioning the plausibility of his longevity.
As Professor Oldman skillfully weaves his tale, each colleague responds with their own skepticism, skepticism, and fascination. Some struggle to accept the possibility of his incredible existence, while others attempt to logically analyze and challenge his assertions.
The Man from Earth presents a gripping exploration of the human condition, offering profound philosophical and existential questions. Can one person truly live for centuries? What impact would such a long existence have on love, friendship, and personal growth? These questions raise intriguing discussions and explore the limits of human knowledge and understanding.
Written by renowned science fiction author Jerome Bixby and directed by Richard Schenkman, The Man from Earth is a captivating and intellectually stimulating film that will leave audiences pondering the nature of existence.
