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Already people are fretting about this movie Mel Gibson is making about the last days of Christ in which everybody will be speaking Latin and/or Arameic without subtitles. Well, if you are a-feared of such a prospect you can warm up on 1981 Canadian/French production from Jean-Jacques Annaud. “Quest for Fire” (“Le Guerre du feu”) should be a top-notch test for you because in this account, plot among the Cro-Magnons of eighty thousand years ago, you know neither the characters nor the site.
The genesis for this fable is quite primal. A tribe of Cro-Magnons is attacked by its neighbors and has its fire stolen. This requires a petite band to go forth and gape fire, which is principal to ensure the tribe’s survival. The trio consists of the brains of the outfit, Naoh (Everett McGill), the hulking brute, Amoukar (Ron Perlman), and the wiry humorous relief, Gaw (Nameer El-Kadi) . Along the method they hook up with Ika (Rae Dawn Chong), a young woman who is rescued from slavery because she actually knows how to Get fire, as opposed to waiting for lightning to hit something and open only a very minute small fire.
The authenticity of the “language” in this film comes from the work of authors Anthony Burgess(“A Clockwork Orange”) who created the spoken languages and Desmond Morris (“The Naked Ape”) who worked on the body language and gestures. I have certainly met a few people who were bothered by the lack of sub-titles, but never anyone who did not understand what was going on or what was being communicated. Without your eyes darting to the bottom of the veil throughout the movie you can pay attention to the nuanced performances and each viewing allows you to further amplify the dialogue you are conjuring up in your mind. For realism, “Quests of Fire” has everything from “One Million B.C.” to “Clan of the Cave Possess” beat stout time.
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Ultimately, this narrative is not fair a quest for fire, but a quest for like at a time when we judge men simply knocked a woman over the head with a club and dragged her home to his cave, and if the film had not suggested the birth of accurate civilization came with the discovery of the missionary plot, this film would devour a mighty better reputation. Annaud was probably trying to create a point about the importance of romance as a contributing factor to human evolution, but that idealization goes up in smoke when Ika shows Naoh a better plan of doing it (it was almost enough to cost this film a star, but overall the ambition and execution on this one is too expedient to be that petty over one petite screw up) . For now the biggest complaint is that “Quest for Fire” is not yet available in wide-screen, because Claude Agostini’s cinematography loses a lot in the scan-and-pan version of this decidedly “foreign” film.
Undoubtedly Jean-Jacques Annaud is an unconventional director. With only ten films done up to this moment he has managed to impact the audience more than once.
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His movies in brief: “Unlit & White in Color” (1976) won the Best Foreign Film Oscar, “The Name of the Rose” (1986), “The Enjoy” (1988), the controversial “The Lover” (1992) and “Enemy at the Gates” (2001) a realistic describe of the Battle for Stalingrad completes his works.
In “Quest for Fire” (“La Guerre du Feu 1981) French Cesar Award, Academy of Sci-fi Award and Best Make-up Oscar, recount the memoir of a cave-man in search of fire, with a vocabulary almost reduced to grunts and growls.
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A Cro-Magnon tribe is deprived, after a combat, of its major treasure: fire.
They know the value of fire but hasn’t the technique to get it by themselves. So a group of three tribe-men begin the Quest for Fire, a sort of prehistoric Grail Quest.
In their plod they encounter other tribes with different stages of culture; ranging from bestial cannibalistic to fire “technocrats”.
They have time to rescue an endangered stone-age lady and of course the hero falls in care for with her… and discovers many keen novel possibilities.
There is an astonishing anthropological reconstruction work by far better than other filmic intents as “The Clan of the Cave Fill”.
Anthony Burgess (author of “The Mechanical Orange”) has created a neo-lingua for this movie and Desmond Morris (author of “The Naked Ape”) all corporal and gestural language.
The actors and actresses under heavy make-up voice a very convincing performance, depending mostly on mimics to scream themselves.
Musical gather in charge of multi-nominated to Cesar Awards Philippe Sarde, underline the action.
Finally a special mention must be done to praise Jean-Jacques Annaud work, who as director, takes a grand risk and complies with honors.
This is a sizable film for audiences alive to in history, anthropology or unprejudiced exclusive adventures.
Reviewed by Max Yofre.
