Quest for Fire (1981)

About

"Quest for Fire" is a 1981 prehistoric adventure film directed by

Jean-Jacques Annaud, focusing on a tribe's struggle to find fire after

their source is extinguished. The film features minimal dialogue and

explores themes of survival and human evolution. The language used in the film is an invented

language called Ulam, created by novelist Anthony Burgess. This

language, along with accompanying gestures, was designed to reflect the

communication style of early humans and is integral to the film's

portrayal of prehistoric life.

Archive

Internet Archive, in More feature films

Licence or status

CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.

Credit

Jean-Jacques Annaud

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