When a cavegirl gets a makeover, the Stone Age turns risqué and ridiculous in this suburban spoof.
ONE MILLION HEELS B.C.
The Babe That Time Forgot
A modern woman discovers a cavegirl in her backyard. The two become friends, take showers, and dress up in lingerie.
One Million Heels B.C. is a 1993 American comedy short film directed by Gary Graver about a modern woman who discovers a cavegirl in her backyard, leading to wild suburban antics.
Synopsis
Why Cult
This isn’t your science class’s Ice Age—expect cavegirls, fashion shows, and the silliest time-travel culture clash this side of the suburbs.
From women taking baths together to nude gym routines, this short revels in all the topless, towel-dropping spectacle you could want.
Made on a tight budget and fully embracing its camp, this independent romp is pure low-rent, high-energy fun.
Cult favorite Michelle Bauer ditches civilization for fur and slapstick, anchoring the mayhem with her signature cheeky energy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is One Million Heels B.C. about? +
One Million Heels B.C. is about a modern woman who finds a cavegirl frozen in her backyard; together, they indulge in suburban hijinks, bubble baths, and fashion shows.
Who directed One Million Heels B.C.? +
Gary Graver directed One Million Heels B.C.
How long is One Million Heels B.C.? +
One Million Heels B.C. has a runtime of 35 minutes.
What genre is One Million Heels B.C.? +
One Million Heels B.C. is a comedy short film.
Where can I watch One Million Heels B.C.? +
One Million Heels B.C. is available to stream on SassyFlix.
When was One Million Heels B.C. released? +
One Million Heels B.C. was released in 1993.