The Art of Silence

Legendary mime Marcel Marceau is recognized worldwide for his iconic stage persona, “Bip the Clown,” whose silk hat and flower represented what he called “the fragility of life.” Less known is Marceau’s personal history as a French Jew who helped hundreds of French Jewish children escape to safety during the Nazi occupation. Masterfully crafted from archival footage, family conversations, and performance excerpts, The Art of Silence sheds new light on this unique artist who overcame a harrowing past to create a gentle and eternal everyman.

Portland: Sunday November 5th – 12:00 pm – Portland Museum of Art

Bethel: Sunday, November 5th – 1:30 – The Gem Theater

Tickets to this screening can be purchased at the door. $10. Free for 18 and under.

Brunswick: Monday, November 6th – 7:00 pm – Bowdion College / Mills Hall 129

Through the sponsorship of Bowdoin College, tickets are free to the Bowdoin and greater Brunswick communities.

Browse This Season's Films Below

Farewell, Mr. Haffmann

Heightened Scrutiny

Holding Liat

Las Dos Mariette

Looking Up

Love, Statistically Speaking

Maintenance Artist

Mazel Tov

Proud Jewish Boy

Soda

The Sea

The Stamp Thief

We Met at Grossinger’s

Important

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