Youth, maturity, old age, death

Series: The art of silence: pantomimes with Marcel Marceau

Duration: 8

Year Published: 1975

Creator: encyclopedia britannica

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: In four minutes and not moving from one spot, Marceau conveys the seven ages of mankind, beginning with life emerging from the womb, through the cycles of life to the grave. Marceau believes this pantomime reveals maybe the best of what mime can do in condensing time. , Portrays, through mime, Marcel Marceau's interpretation of the seven ages of humankind beginning with birth, through the cycle of life, to the grave. Opens with comments by Marceau in which he indicates "this pantomime reveals, maybe the best, what mime can do in condensing time."

Complete Record: In four minutes and not moving from one spot, Marceau conveys the seven ages of mankind, beginning with life emerging from the womb, through the cycles of life to the grave. Marceau believes this pantomime reveals maybe the best of what mime can do in condensing time. , Portrays, through mime, Marcel Marceau's interpretation of the seven ages of humankind beginning with birth, through the cycle of life, to the grave. Opens with comments by Marceau in which he indicates "this pantomime reveals, maybe the best, what mime can do in condensing time."NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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