Set in France at around 30,000 BC

>set in France at around 30,000 BC
>follows a group of homo neanderthalensis and their everyday struggle
>they make contact with a group of strange looking men who kill the men and abduct their women
>over the course of the movie, the group gets smaller and smaller
>only one remains
>movie ends with him shouting towards the sky to witness the death of his people
>subtitles only, language spoken is created by linguists to be an approximation towards proto-indoeuropean
>unknown actors
>no soundtrack
Thoughts?

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Kino

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Already done. Well, sort of. At least they got the neanderthal family got slaughtered by cro-magnon part.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ao:_The_Last_Hunter

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I would name it
"No homo"

Are you sure you are not misremembering The Clan of the Cave Bear but with the roles reversed?

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Alright, that was pretty good

>lascaux
the age of the paintings is estimated at around 17,000 years
try Altamira Spain instead, the earliest paintings were applied during the Upper Paleolithic, around 36,000 years ago

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can we at least have idris elba in there somewhere?

>follows a group of homos
This would be your biopic, yes?