The movie 'The Man from Earth' was officially released to the public, introducing the story of a man claiming to be thousands of years old.
The original screenplay for 'The Man from Earth' was written by Jerome Bixby, crafting the foundational story for the film.
Jerome Bixby, the writer of 'The Man from Earth,' passed away, prior to seeing the final production of his screenplay made into a film.
John Oldman is born Homo sapiens approximately 14,000 years ago in prehistoric times.
John Oldman lives through various civilizations and historical periods unbeknownst to others, continuously migrating and adapting.
In modern times, John Oldman works as a university professor before deciding to leave his job and current life.
John Oldman gathers his friends at his home and announces he will be moving away, deciding to reveal a secret before leaving.
John reveals to his friends that he is an immortal man who has lived for thousands of years, sparking deep philosophical discussions.
John's friends debate and question his story, engaging in various dialogues about history, science, religion, and human nature.
After intense conversation, some friends are convinced about John's immortality, while others remain skeptical but intrigued.
John departs after the gathering, continuing his immortal journey and evading modern detection.
