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Icebreaker
http://imdb.com/title/tt0377107/
Anybody seen that? It's one of the few movies out there with the word "math" in it
Anybody seen that? It's one of the few movies out there with the word "math" in it
Icebreaker said:http://imdb.com/title/tt0377107/
Anybody seen that? It's one of the few movies out there with the word "math" in it
Icebreaker said:It is. Of course, I doubt there is any real math in it. Note that I said the word math is in the movie, not math.
The plot of "Proof the movie" involves a young woman named Catherine, who struggles with her identity and the legacy of her recently deceased mathematician father, Robert. Catherine's mental health is also called into question as she grapples with the possibility of inheriting her father's genius.
No, "Proof the movie" is not based on a true story. It is a film adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name by David Auburn.
"Proof the movie" stars Gwyneth Paltrow as Catherine, Anthony Hopkins as Robert, Jake Gyllenhaal as Hal, and Hope Davis as Claire.
The title "Proof" has multiple meanings in the film. It refers to the mathematical concept of proof and Catherine's struggle to prove her father's groundbreaking work as her own. It also symbolizes Catherine's need to prove her own mental stability and the truth of her relationship with her father.
While "Proof the movie" does touch on some mathematical concepts, it is not meant to be a scientifically accurate portrayal. The focus of the film is on the characters and their relationships, rather than the technicalities of mathematics. However, the overall themes of genius, inheritance, and mental illness are explored in a thought-provoking way.