The mime of Marcel Marceau.
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The man behind many masks, the great French mime Marcel Marceau, speaks as a philosopher, an artist, and a teacher through words and movement. Classes conducted by Marceau and the teachers at his school showing the necessary training in body movement, gymnastics, dance, fencing, and mime are intercut with related scenes of Marceau in performance. These performances are sequences from his theatrical repertoire and include "The Mask Maker," "The Painter," and "The Creation". A routine from Marceau's Bip character, called "Bip in The Modern and Future Life" ends the film; it is a visualization of concepts about man and the future that Marceau, the philosopher, has just described in words.
With teacher's guide.
The man behind many masks, the great French mime Marcel Marceau, speaks as a philosopher, an artist, and a teacher through words and movement. Classes conducted by Marceau and the teachers at his school showing the necessary training in body movement, gymnastics, dance, fencing, and mime are intercut with related scenes of Marceau in performance. These performances are sequences from his theatrical repertoire and include "The Mask Maker," "The Painter," and "The Creation". A routine from Marceau's Bip character, called "Bip in The Modern and Future Life" ends the film; it is a visualization of concepts about man and the future that Marceau, the philosopher, has just described in words.
With teacher's guide.
Copyright
Registered 28Jun72 · LP43051 (Jan-Jun 1974) Copyright holder: Learning Company of America, a division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc
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The man behind many masks, the great French mime Marcel Marceau, speaks as a philosopher, an artist, and a teacher through words and movement. Classes conducted by Marceau and the teachers at his school showing the necessary training in body movement, gymnastics, dance, fencing, and mime are intercut with related scenes of Marceau in performance. These performances are sequences from his theatrical repertoire and include "The Mask Maker," "The Painter," and "The Creation". A routine from Marceau's Bip character, called "Bip in The Modern and Future Life" ends the film; it is a visualization of concepts about man and the future that Marceau, the philosopher, has just described in words.
With teacher's guide.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
The man behind many masks, the great French mime Marcel Marceau, speaks as a philosopher, an artist, and a teacher through words and movement. Classes conducted by Marceau and the teachers at his school showing the necessary training in body movement, gymnastics, dance, fencing, and mime are intercut with related scenes of Marceau in performance. These performances are sequences from his theatrical repertoire and include "The Mask Maker," "The Painter," and "The Creation". A routine from Marceau's Bip character, called "Bip in The Modern and Future Life" ends the film; it is a visualization of concepts about man and the future that Marceau, the philosopher, has just described in words.
With teacher's guide.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, genre, description, catalog record, video
- U.S. Copyright Office, Catalog of Copyright Entries (renewals, 1970–1978) — copyright
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