Why I did not eat my father 3D 2015

"Why I Did (Not) Eat My Father" (French: Pourquoi j'ai (pas) mangé mon père) is a French animated comedy film released in 2015. The film is directed by Jamel Debbouze and is loosely based on the 1912 novel "The Evolution Man" by Roy Lewis. 

The story is set in prehistoric times and follows the adventures of the Oups, a family of primitive cavemen. The Oups are portrayed as apes who have not yet evolved into fully modern humans. The film uses a combination of 2D and 3D animation to bring the prehistoric world and its characters to life. 

The protagonist of the film is Edouard, the youngest member of the Oups family. Unlike the rest of his family, Edouard is curious, intelligent, and has a more human-like appearance. He is also a vegetarian, which sets him apart from his carnivorous and bumbling family members. 

Edouard dreams of a better life, one where he and his family can live in harmony with nature and no longer rely on hunting for survival. He believes that by adopting a vegetarian lifestyle, they can avoid conflict with the dangerous predators of their world. 

As the story unfolds, Edouard's ideas and values clash with the traditional ways of his family, leading to humorous and touching moments. He is determined to prove that intelligence and empathy are valuable traits that can lead to a more harmonious existence. 

"Why I Did (Not) Eat My Father" is a family-friendly film that explores themes of evolution, family dynamics, acceptance, and the importance of individuality. It combines elements of humor, adventure, and heartwarming moments to tell a whimsical and entertaining story set in a prehistoric world. 

The film received a mixed reception from critics but was generally well-received by younger audiences and families. It offers a unique and creative take on the prehistoric era, with a focus on the power of empathy, understanding, and compassion in the journey of self-discovery and acceptance.