Puma Media
Polish Film Festival Australia 2017 |
Sydney:
17 - 26 November, Event Cinema, 505-525 George Street, Sydney CBD Canberra: 18 - 26 November, Event Cinema, 6 Franklin Street, Manuka Melbourne: 30 November - 10 December, Classic Cinemas, 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick |
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Marie
Curie:
The Courage of Knowledge Director: Marie
Noëlle In French with English
subtitles |
Marie
Curie tells the fascinating, inspiring drama and love story of the
most turbulent five years in the life of one of the 20th century's
most incredible woman. The film opens in 1905, when Marie Curie travels
with husband Pierre Curie to Stockholm to be awarded the Nobel Prize
for the discovery of radioactivity, to 1911, when she receives her
second Nobel Prize. 1906, Pierre Curie tragically dies on a Parisian
street. Marie's unique marriage and happiest of lives is destroyed
in one go. Left alone with two young daughters, the widow has responsibilities
that would overwhelm the strongest of men but she faces her duties
with greatest courage as both a mother and a scientist. Despite her
own sorrow, she continues in the work that she began with Pierre,
taking the "Curie-therapy" they developed against cancer to new heights.
But science is primarily a man's world and Marie's ambition is not
approved of by everybody. As she embarks on a passionate affair with
the mathematician Paul Langevin, she provokes a huge scandal and the
tabloids drag her name through the mud. Alarmed by all the malevolent
headlines, the Swedish Nobel Academy, which wanted to award her a
second Nobel Prize (making her the first person ever to receive two),
forbids her to drive to Stockholm to fetch her award. The dilemma
forces both the hand of the scientific world and the Nobel Academy.
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Maria Skłodowska-Curie
to wystawna, międzynarodowa koprodukcja o życiu słynnej polskiej noblistki.
Historia niezwykłej kobiety, która nie wahała się iść za głosem serca,
a dzięki inteligencji, wiedzy i nieprzeciętnym umiejętnościom zdołała
przekonać do siebie świat nauki, od zawsze zdominowany przez mężczyzn.
To również niepowtarzalna podróż w czasie do Paryża z przełomu wieków
miasta sztuki i odkryć, które zmieniały świat.(...). |