The Very First Man in the World

25 million years ago, a new species emerged on Earth: the great apes. Among them, a unique lineage would gradually evolve and give rise to the human species. This fascinating documentary traces the journey of our ancestors, from their early ventures in the treetops to their ultimate conquest of the world.

Using the latest scientific discoveries, we travel through time, following key figures of evolution such as Pierolapithecus, Toumai, and Homo erectus. We witness the groundbreaking inventions that shaped humanity: bipedalism, tools, fire, language, emotions, and even the awareness of death.

Between survival, migration, and adaptation, this captivating story highlights the challenges our ancestors faced—climate upheavals, predators, and even the first conflicts. Homo sapiens, the final heir of this lineage, would ultimately become the dominant species, shaping the world as we know it today.