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| Country: | France |
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| Length: | 26 min |
Description:
This educational film explores the process of early development in two parts. Moments after an egg enters water, fertilization happens, followed by initial contractions. We observe the fertilized egg dividing into cells, with continued divisions and more contractions as a protective layer forms. French title cards guide the viewer's attention to key events. Muscular activity and circulation develop, culminating in the formation of a heartbeat. The second part details the beginnings of blood circulation, showing red blood cells forming on the yolk and moving towards the heart, with arteries developing and blood flowing. Finally, the egg hatches, and blood distributes to the developing organism.
| Alternative title: | L'Oeuf d'épinoche |
| Release year: | 1925 |
| Language: | French |
| Director: | Jean Painlevé |
| Type: | Movie |
| External links: | IMDB |