Fragmented images and visual oddities populate the films of Nicolas Roeg and this was on full display in THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, a film that is just as strange and out of place now as it was in 1976. This film grows like a plant into your cerebral cortex; you get lost in its imagination and in David Bowie’s remarkable debut performance (in The Thin White Duke stage of his career). This will play in your head long after the credits have rolled. Along for the strange trip is Rip Torn, Buck Henry, Candy Clark, and Bernie Casey.

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