Muttertier - Muttermensch

The documentary presents Lucy, a human-like figure, who claims that the first humans were mothers. According to her, the mother created a nest to protect her child when it became too heavy to carry, thus inventing the house. This narrative emphasizes the role of the mother in shaping both physical and linguistic aspects of human life.

With contributions from notable figures such as Helma Sanders-Brahms and Élisabeth Badinter, the film combines various perspectives on motherhood and its significance in human evolution. It challenges viewers to rethink established notions of human development, particularly the influence of maternal figures in early society.

Muttertier - Muttermensch is an intriguing addition for those interested in documentaries that provoke thought on gender roles and the origins of human culture.