Eccentric guy turns out to be more than a kook....
“Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs” is a documentary about Christo Roppolo, who claims to have seen UFOs since childhood. As an adult, he has collected hours of footage of strange crafts floating across the Monterey, California skies. Intent on getting his information out to a wide audience, he contacted director Justin Gaar in 2013 to begin creating a film about his sightings. Skeptical of the footage Roppolo had shot, but intrigued by his eccentricities and wild stories, Gaar began spending time with Roppolo hunting UFOs along California’s Central Coast. The film follows Roppolo, a filmmaker, musician and horror effects designer, as he relays experiences of unexplained phenomena while shedding light on personal tragedies that shaped him as an adult.<br /><br />Though at first the tendency is to dismiss Roppolo as a nut case, Gaar takes the time to get into the head of the man while accompanying him on his search for unexplained objects in the sky. Roppolo is a one-man promotional team, explaining his sightings to passersby, asking about their own experiences with the unknown, and getting the word out that extraterrestrials are watching us. The so-called UFO footage is never crystal clear, leaving doubt as to exactly what Roppolo filmed, but the original intent of the film shifts along the way.<br /><br /> It is reminiscent of 1975’s “Grey Gardens,” a documentary originally commissioned by Kennedy family member Lee Radziwill to document her childhood that turned out to be an intriguing look at two women — mother and daughter — who had been living in a 14-room run-down East Hampton home in squalor.<br /><br />In “Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs,” director Gaar set out to record Roppolo’s findings, substantiated by his films, but switched gears midstream, turning the movie into a veritable character study of a man disappointed by dreams unfulfilled and haunted by great sorrow. Roppolo, with his salty language and assorted behavior quirks, makes for an atypical, but nonetheless absorbing documentary subject.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Christo Roppolo claims to have been videotaping and communicating with UFOs around Monterey, CA for several years. He contacted filmater, Justin Gaar, in 2013 to begin creating a film about his sightings. Skeptical of the footage but intrigued by Christo's eccentricities and wild stories, Justing begins spending time with Christo hunting UFOs along California's beautiful central coast. When a crop circle appears in Monterey County and becomes international news, Christo is validated in his belief of alien contact and Justin, shocked, begins investigating the source of the crop cirlce and how Christo knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that he's being contacted by his b"brothers from space". The two travel up and down the central coast and through the central valley hunting for UFO activity..