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Man's Genesis

1912, English. Directed by D.W. Griffith.

An old man tells his grandchildren about prehistoric man: Caveman Weakhands is unable to court a woman because of his physical weakness. Humiliated by Bruteforce, he bumps into Lillywhite, who has also been cowering in her cave in mourning. The two new lovers form a connection, but Bruteforce separates the couple and sends Weakhands scrambling. In his cave, Weakhands thinks up the design of a stone club. With this equalizer, he soon vanquishes Bruteforce and wins Lillywhite back again-- An early step in human progress.

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Released
10 July 1912
Country
United States of America
Written by
D.W. Griffith, Frank E. Woods, Jack London
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Man's Genesis (1912) was directed by D.W. Griffith and stars W. Chrystie Miller, Robert Harron, Mae Marsh.

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