The Man from Earth: Holocene

Synopsis

In the movie The Man from Earth: Holocene, David Lee Smith reprises his role as John Oldman, an immortal man who has lived for over 14,000 years. In this sequel to the original film, John now struggles with the implications of revealing his secret to the world in the modern age. As he interacts with a new group of colleagues, ancient mysteries resurface, posing profound questions about human existence, mortality, and the nature of knowledge. The Man from Earth: Holocene is a captivating exploration of philosophical themes that challenges viewers to reconsider what it means to be human in a rapidly changing world.

Cast

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  David Lee Smith

  John Oldman

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  Vanessa Williams

  Carolyn

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  Michael Dorn

  Dr. Gil Parker

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  William Katt

  Art

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  Sterling Knight

  Philip

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  Brittany Curran

  Tara

Reviews

The Man from Earth: Holocene has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its thought-provoking premise and engaging dialogue, others criticize its slow pace and lack of visual appeal. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 50% rating, with reviewers noting its intellectual ambition but also its limited scope. IMDb users rate it 5.2/10, indicating a polarizing reception. The film has been described as a 'bold continuation of a unique story' by some, while others have found it 'tedious' and 'overly verbose'. Despite its flaws, The Man from Earth: Holocene is appreciated for its deep dive into existential questions that leave a lasting impact on audiences.