Synopsis
This 1969 film "The Time of Man" presents an overview of human development, highlighting historic threats to survival (TRT 49:15). It was directed by Marshall Flaum, edited by Nicholas Clapp, narrated by Richard Basehart, with score by Lyn Murray. It was produced by MPC in association with the Museum of Natural History as part of the Centennial “Can Man Survive?” exhibit, which was the first multimedia environmental installation of its kind. Note: The film contains footage shot by Robert Gardner as part of his landmark film 'Dead Birds' at
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Details
- Running time
- 49 minutes
- Collection
- Ephemeral Films
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Natural
- History
- Man
- Time. 1969
- Anthropology
- Stock Footage
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