Dans l'inconnu: La grotte aux ossements

Titre original : Unknown: Cave of Bones

2023
7
1h 33min

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Dans l'inconnu: La grotte aux ossements (2023)

Follows Paleo anthropologist Lee Berger in South Africa, as he and his team try to prove that the world's oldest graveyard, they found, is not human. A small brained, ape-like creature could have practiced complex burial rituals.

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Suit l'anthropologue paléo Lee Berger en Afrique du Sud, alors que lui et son équipe tentent de prouver que le plus vieux cimetière du monde, qu'ils ont découvert, n'est pas humain.Suit l'anthropologue paléo Lee Berger en Afrique du Sud, alors que lui et son équipe tentent de prouver que le plus vieux cimetière du monde, qu'ils ont découvert, n'est pas humain.Suit l'anthropologue paléo Lee Berger en Afrique du Sud, alors que lui et son équipe tentent de prouver que le plus vieux cimetière du monde, qu'ils ont découvert, n'est pas humain.

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- Mark Mannucci
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,7/10

2,6 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Mark Mannucci
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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5/10

Forced narrative instead of pure science

I did enjoy this because I was interested in the subject. I wanted to see the bones, hear what the actual physical discoveries were, etc.

What I got instead was an attempt to tell a story that seemed more for entertainment than actual scientific hypothesis.

There were also some truly concerning moments like when the supposed head of archeology for the project suddenly asks (in the middle of doing measurements) "are we measuring in centimeters or millimeters?" Shouldn't that be well established at that point?

The animations were completely unnecessary and much too speculative. Generally there was way too much romanticizing of these ancient creatures. I don't like the tendency to project a spiritual or religious meaning onto everything they did.

It almost feels condescending. Like they thought the viewers would be bored with pure science so they had to embellish it like a Disney movie to get people interested.