Director:
Philip MartinGuión:
Peter MoffatCámara:
Julian CourtMúsica:
Nicholas HooperReparto:
David Tennant, Ben Uttley, Rebecca Hall, Jim Broadbent, Patrick Kennedy, Andy Serkis, Lucy Cohu, Donald Sumpter, Lucy Briers, John Bowe, Eleanor Tomlinson (más)Sinopsis(1)
Albert Einstein y Arthur Eddington se convirtieron en colaboradores a distancia, una colaboración considerada antipatriótica por muchos y acometida con gran riesgo. Su historia repercute en cómo vivimos y vemos el universo en la actualidad. (Movistar+)
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I am certain that in reality, the physics dilemmas did not merely consist of comparing Einstein to Newton and of hatred towards Germany. But Einstein and Eddington is filmed so sensitively that I gladly refrain from any detailed examination of facts and nitpicking in deviations from reality. Andy Serkis's eccentricity and David Tennant's shyness and determination are acted convincingly enough that every emotion from them reaches me fully, and thanks to the two of them, the film portrays a very heartfelt image of an extraordinary alliance. Television is too small for this connection of souls.
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