3D animated comedy, 15 seconds, 16:9 A tribe of tiny cavemen stands in awe around a giant cigarette

3D animated comedy, 15 seconds, 16:9 A tribe of tiny cavemen stands in awe around a giant cigarette lighter on a kitchen counter, treating it like a sacred fire god. They beat tiny drums, wave toothpick spears, and bow dramatically while their overly serious chief raises both hands and declares, “At last... we have captured the Sun.” One very smug caveman steps forward like the tribe’s greatest inventor. He grabs the lighter with both hands, grunts proudly, and flicks the wheel. Nothing. He smirks at the others like he totally meant that. He flicks again. SPARK. A huge flame blasts up with a terrifying WHOOSH. Instant chaos. The whole tribe screams and sprints in every direction. One caveman dives behind a salt shaker. Another drops his spear and runs so fast his fur skirt flies off. The chief’s heroic mammoth-bone helmet catches fire for one second and he slaps it wildly while yelling, “THE SUN IS ANGRY! THE SUN IS VERY ANGRY!” The flame goes out. A beat. The tribe slowly peeks out from hiding. The smug inventor clears his throat, points at the lighter, and says, “Good news. It works. Bad news... it hates us.” Style: polished cinematic 3D animation, very funny exaggerated physical comedy, expressive tiny cavemen, fast readable action, playful prehistoric behavior in a modern kitchen setting, dynamic camera movement, strong flame gag, bright detailed animated-film look. No text on screen. No famous or recognizable faces.