Roentgenfilm I Trailer

Roentgenfilm I Trailer (1936)

06 April 1936 Factual 10 mins

This silent b&w film has intertitles in gothic script (in German). The film features cineradiography of x-rays of eating, drinking and digestion. Solid food is consumed sideways on with a good view of the mouth, then the thorax as food and drink pass down to the stomach. Finally stools are seen forming and dropping through the intestines to the colon.

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Germany 06 April 1936

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