Mathusalem
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About This Movie
Mathusalem is a film from 1927, adapted from Ivan Goll's play of the same name. This work is notable for its contribution to the theater of the absurd and features early film sequences by Jean Painlevé.
Mathusalem is a rarity in the collector's world, primarily due to its unique position straddling stage and silent film. The scarcity of prints makes it a gem, and it often circulates in niche collector circles. Its historical context as an early example of integrating avant-garde theater with film techniques enhances its allure for those interested in the evolution of cinematic language.
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What is the genre of Mathusalem?
Mathusalem is based on a play considered a precursor of the theater of the absurd.
Who directed Mathusalem?
The film is directed by Ivan Goll.
Who stars in Mathusalem?
The film features Antonin Artaud, Marcel Barencey, Henri Marchand, and Jean Painlevé.
What year was Mathusalem released?
Mathusalem was released in 1927.
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