Made in 1970, this remarkable study of the human body is neither scientific nor medical it is, rather, a deeply intimate feature length film exploring the physical experience of being human.narrated by vanessa redgrave and frank finlay with a commentary by poet and playwright adrian mitchell, the body traces the human life cycle from conception to death'. '.strtoupper('p')hotographic techniques never seen by cinema audiences at the time of release including the use of internal cameras allow an unprecedented insight into the body's functions these visuals are beautifully complemented by a soundtrack by pink floyd's roger waters and pioneering composer ron geesin, incorporating the latter's experiments in biomusic in this case, sounds created by the human body itself'. '.strtoupper('t')he body is presented here uncut, in a brand new transfer from the original film elements in its as exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.special features full frame as filmed version of main feature original theatrical trailer image gallery promotional material pdf