From Argentina – 16 short films following a central theme about the hypocrisy of city life.
Giulia Brancato in Homo Argentum (2025)
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I suppose it’s a good thing to keep exposing the hypocrisy of city life again, but what I really want to see is someone blowing the lid off the hypocrisy of nomadic hunter-gatherer life. (And yes, I mean before the Neolithic Revolution.) Now there’s unexplored dramatic territory!
This film actually precedes that time period and I don’t know if it exposes any hypocrisy, but there is the film Quest for Fire from 1981.
Thanks, Adam. I don’t really know how to reply to that because I just being silly. But it was very kind of you to make the effort.
Your post reminded me of that movie so I wanted to look it up. I remember at the time it was advertised as something like the ‘first scientifically accurate portrayal of early human life’ and I think I thought something like ‘yes, but is it an entertaining movie?’
The other thing I remember now about Quest for Fire is it was advertised as having no dialogue just grunts.
I’m surprised they didn’t cast Mickey Rourke.
Cute. Nice boobs. 👍