At the Origins of Mankind (1976)

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Animals and humans are part of a single chain of all living things, two poles of the living world. By looking deep into the past and reconstructing the ancient customs and rituals of various peoples of Europe and Asia, the authors seek answers to the following questions: How did human society originate? What made a human being truly human? Why did apes remain apes? Why do people kill their own kind with beastly cruelty? And why is it that only humans are capable of uniting through labor and collective creation?

Director: Feliks Sobolev
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 72 min
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Production: Kyivnaukfilm
Country: Soviet Union
Original Language: uk
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is At the Origins of Mankind about?
Animals and humans are part of a single chain of all living things, two poles of the living world. By looking deep into the past and reconstructing the ancient customs and rituals of various peoples of Europe and Asia, the authors seek answers to the following questions: How did human society originate? What made a human being truly human? Why did apes remain apes? Why do people kill their own kind with beastly cruelty? And why is it that only humans are capable of uniting through labor and collective creation?
Who directed At the Origins of Mankind?
At the Origins of Mankind was directed by Feliks Sobolev.
Who stars in At the Origins of Mankind?
At the Origins of Mankind stars Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy.
How long is At the Origins of Mankind?
At the Origins of Mankind has a runtime of 1h 12m (72 minutes).
What genre is At the Origins of Mankind?
At the Origins of Mankind is a Documentary film.
Where was At the Origins of Mankind produced?
At the Origins of Mankind was produced in Soviet Union.