I still remember that when I was a child, there were 6 portraits of famous people hanging in the classroom of elementary school, Einstein, Beethoven, Marie Curie, Mendeleev, Leonardo da Vinci and Edison.
This is the first time I have watched a film that is closely related to the above task. Before watching, I can roughly understand the general content by reading the biography of Marie Curie by Zeng Jin. However, after watching it, it actually gave me a feeling of surprise.
No wonder the movie is called Radioactive, not Marie Curie.
From that dance of flames, it was revealed that radioactivity was a similar physical phenomenon in the eyes of the Curies.
When Mr. Curie held Madame Curie's hand and said seriously, giving up the patent to let radioactivity shine brightly in various fields such as medical treatment, the camera kept the bright beating of the flame.
The discovery of radioactivity is tantamount to the discovery of fire by human beings, and it has the dual value and significance of destruction and civilization.
The director of the entire film gave Marie Curie the power of time in the film to find out the future of her "child". The abandonment of the patent by the Curie couple is the trust in human civilization.
I'd rather be someone that hope the world is full of light than fears for the darkness out there, wouldn't you? You threw a stone in the water. The ripples, you can't control. There are things to be scared of, but ... there are so much to celebrate.
I hope you're right. I hope you're right.
I think the power of time and space is the gift that the director wants to give Madame Curie the most.
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