Ishbo, the protagonist of the movie Homo Erectus, is a free-thinking caveman who feels confined by the traditions of his tribe. While his fellow cavemen are content with hunting and gathering, Ishbo believes that there must be more to life than mere survival.
Inventive and resourceful, Ishbo sets out to improve the lives of his tribe by coming up with innovative ideas and inventions. Yet, despite his best efforts, he is constantly met with ridicule and skepticism from his peers, who dismiss his ideas as pointless and frivolous.
Adding to Ishbo's frustration, he harbors a deep affection for Fardart, a beautiful cavewoman, but she only has eyes for his brutish brother Thudnik. This unrequited love only fuels Ishbo's determination to prove his worth to his tribe and win Fardart's heart.
But when a rival clan attacks, Ishbo's skills and creativity are put to the ultimate test. With the lives of his fellow cavemen at stake, Ishbo must use all of his ingenuity and cunning to outsmart the enemy and save his tribe.
Homo Erectus is a comedy that explores the timeless themes of love, ambition, and the human desire to make a mark on the world. Through the lighthearted antics of Ishbo and his fellow cavemen, the film celebrates the human spirit of invention and innovation that has propelled our species forward throughout history.