Swipe Films has acquired U.K. and Ireland rights to “Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge,” the movie about the life of the trailblazing double Nobel Prize-winning scientist. The movie will premiere ...

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Director Marjane Satrapi’s “Radioactive” starts by trotting out an old biopic staple: a famous person approaching death and remembering life in a series of beautifully lit flashbacks. But by the time ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge” is all grace. Filled with soft colors, a delicate score ...

Why did Marie Curie become a scientist? What were her working methods? What drove her so passionately that she risked her health with her experiments with radium? You won’t find out in the new French ...

Du musée de l’institut Curie au Panthéon, où reposent ses cendres, plusieurs lieux honorent la mémoire de la scientifique aux deux prix Nobel. Biographies, romans, BD et longs-métrages dessinent un ...

"Science is changing... And I'm going to prove them wrong." Amazon Studios has released an official US trailer for Radioactive, a historic biopic film about the life and times of iconic scientist ...

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On a nuclear test site in the New Mexico desert, mannequins blaze and melt down like hyperactive candles. In the skies above Hiroshima, American pilots prepare to drop an atomic bomb on the unknowing ...

Sincere if stylistically inconsistent, Marie Noelle's biopic of the pioneering female physicist focuses heavily on chemistry of another sort. Saddled with an English-language title that evokes a ...

Director Marjane Satrapi’s “Radioactive” starts by trotting out an old biopic staple: a famous person approaching death and remembering life in a series of beautifully lit flashbacks. But by the time ...