Movie Review: ‘Man Underground’ Is More Human Drama Than Sci-Fi…And That’s OK
Willem Koda is reclusive and a tad socially awkward. He worked as a geologist on a project for the US government, and during his tenure encountered extra terrestrials. Now he speaks to groups with like minded interests, although there are some who would refer to him as a conspiracy theorist, based on his personal accounts about the existence of aliens and the role of the government in covering it up. Willem intends to turn the story surrounding his alien encounters into a film, and enlists his one true friend, Todd, to help him in this endeavor. During a one of his routine daily meals at the local diner, Willem meets a young twenty-something waitress named Flossie. They hit it off rather well despite Willem’s awkward disposition, and soon become friends. this relationship seems even more fortuitous as Flossie is enlisted to act in Willem and Todd’s film. As time passes and the three move further through the production of the
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