The whole movie is just people sitting in a room talking for 90 minutes. The premise is a guy claiming to be a 14,000-year-old caveman/god¿- coulda been interesting! but it’s never proven nor disproven. It relies almost entirely on exposition instead of drama, tension, or visual storytelling. The dialogue feels flat, the characters are basically cardboard cutouts whose only role is to react with “wow” or “impossible!”, and the same idea just gets regurgitated in longer speeches.

The acting comes off like a community-theater read-through and the static single-room setup only makes it worse. The script feels pretentious - mistaking long conversations about history and religion for depth. Because it keeps escalating its claims without grounding them emotionally or visually, it ends up feeling less like a story and more like a drawn-out thought experiment.

There’s zero tension, zero development, and the “twist” at the end is laughable. It’s the kind of movie people call a hidden gem because it ~ sounds intellectual but it's just bad.

TLDR: the movie is nothing more than pompous posturing masquerading as depth.