Why they remain radioactive for centuries, Marie Curie notebook should be stored in lead-lined boxes in their home, the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. resources Similarly, by Marjane Satrapi and electroplating sort-of-biopic radioactive takes on a subject that is almost too hot to handle: us that genes are not as reliable as you want to think, and to me that lightened the mood states of sadness or fear, or sexual desire that plague the rest of us. It ‘s almost a taboo try, the inner life of a rigorous scientific thinkers to imagine, especially one that has been awarded two Nobel prizes in life, in two different disciplines. But human lives poetry and science and radioactive faces the truth head-on. Although Satrapi remains close enough to the facts, sometimes it will provide them with an expanse of fairy dust. If this sounds irreverent, the effect is often the opposite: See Curie doubts and fragility throws them in one of the most radical of light outputs. Satrapi-the starting material is a graphic novel by Lauren Redniss and its protagonist, Rosamund Pike, must present some of these personal data, but no one seems too far-fetched, has been accelerated is about a woman whose death given by their contact with highly radioactive elements have helped to discover. More than once Curie Satrapi shows a glowing vial dangerous green plug; she was better, his secrets into slavery or worse. Curie unlocked many of these mysteries, although in the end, even outperformed their large capacity. Satrapi is tragic beauty in these restrictions and Pike, in a performance that is both regal and raw, a face on both the triumphs and sorrows brings the Curie legacy. At first we see Marie and her husband, finally, with a sense of radiant calm by Sam Riley-Pierre played as meet in pleasant Paris, around 1894, it is literally collided on the road. Marie, a disciplined scientist, but also a Polish immigrant who is fighting their way into a hostile academic environment to the brand; Pierre provides some much needed laboratory space. You start as a colleague, share their questions about the world and the answers they find. Then they fall in love. On their honeymoon in the French countryside, they swim naked, and then the sunlight next to each other on a blanket, with astonishment, that flash at all. Later, back in Paris, they love each other, and swirls camera away from their bodies entwined in a dust cloud of illusion, to get a shining moon. This is how two brilliant scientist father of a child. Do not laugh: this is imaginative, give radioactive her charm, and her heart. Satrapi takes some time, do not do the job here and there jumping with stylized re-enactments of history Curie advantages of radiation are (as a cancer treatment) and their ability to kill (the Chernobyl disaster). The transitions between these sequences and the history Curie are not always pretty. But a bad movie with life in the veins is better than a pristine who died on arrival. Satrapi made his name with the autobiographical comic Persepolis, which he later adapted into a beautiful animated film. She brings a touch radioactive by the animator, a picture often fanciful looking that still holds tight to her dignity. Pike plays its Curie is so single-minded, driven so that one wonders whether it is in touch with their feelings. But when tragedy bars in their lives, the pain is pouring its almost unbearably painful to see in a flood. This Madame Curie is not fully recognized and a bit ‘dangerous. No wonder that clings to this glowing bottles, bring the contents of his death, and no small measure of doom, but ensure that we will never forget. copyright Image from Amazon / Everett Collection
With imagination and empathy, radioactive glow Marie Curie’s life
