"Out of Darkness: A First-Time Director's Triumph in Prehistoric Horror"

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Director Andrew Cumming discusses the challenges and inspirations behind his directorial debut, "Out of Darkness," a prehistoric horror film set in the Stone Age and featuring a fictitious language called Tola. The film explores themes of survival and inhumanity, drawing inspiration from movies like "Alien." Cumming also shares insights on casting, language creation, and adapting to the Scottish landscape while filming, citing influences such as David Fincher and Steven Soderbergh.
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