
Madame Curie
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- 1943
- 124 min
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Fifty years ago
Paris was a light-hearted city
the goal of many a traveler
but some came not
for gaiety but to work
to study at one of the world's
most famous university
the Sorban.
To its lecture room and classes
came students
from all over the world
and among them was a young girl.
She was poor. She was beautiful.
She had left her
homeland and family
and here in Paris, she was alone
haunted by
dreams and invincibly eager
To go out alone into space.
Go out alone.
In one hundred years
one hundred students
but when it is time
for you to think
you, too, will be alone
like the author of this equation
like Newton
let us say your Galileo.
Probably will not be your
to catch the stars
in your fingertips.
To catch a star
in your fingertips.
But this you can share with them.
You can learn to
be alone with nature
with the ray of light
piece of earth
drop of rain
you can become aware
that the earth's swirling
about the sun
at the rate of
Aware that the...
What... what's that?
You are feeling better? Sit.
Sit still a moment. You fainted.
I... Im sorry I interrupted
the lecture so stupidly.
You can get the notes
from some other students.
Your name is Marie Scholoscka?
Yes. You are working
in two master degrees.
One in physics and one in mathematics.
mathematical examination
last year.
What did you have to eat today?
Eat?
Yes, eat.
I don't remember.
I have some lunch.
What did you have?
Salmon. All sort of things.
You have a pleasant room?
Yes, monsieur.
Good.
What time did you have that coat
Come along.
Come along, please.
This is rather unusual to have no
friends here in Paris.
I have little time for friends.
Usually, there's some young men.
I'm interested in physics
and mathematics.
Yes, so am I.
Yet, I have a wife and a home
a daughter
and two granddaughters
I'm afraid
I will not be up to that.
Your desire is to
go back to Poland and teach?
Yes.
Your parents are still in Warsaw
My father is a physics professor
He is old.
When I have my degrees
I shall go back and live with him.
You love Poland.
Oh, yes. I love Poland.
Physics and
mathematics and Poland.
Yes.
Eat your soup.
Thank you very much.
The Society of Natural Industry
has asked me
to recommend someone
to make a study of the magnetic
property of rare steel.
I would be glad to recommend you
if you wish.
There would be some
cumbersome costs
I don't know exactly what.
Oh, it wouldn't matter.
Really it wouldn't.
I would be so grateful.
Of course, that our cumbersome
equipment too cumbersome
for our laboratories, I'm afraid.
However, I know a scientist
of great merit
who works in the school
of physics and chemistry.
Perhaps he might have
recommendation available.
Come and have tea Sunday
with my wife and me.
I will ask him to come, too.
You probably know his name.
It is Pierre Curie.
Oh, thank you so much. Thank you
You have been very kind.
Not at all. Not at all.
Good bye then. Until Sunday.
Sunday. Good night.
Good night.
To catch a star
at your fingertips.
Ah. Madame Poirot.
You are Mdme. Scholoscka.
I knew it.
Yes.
We've been waiting for you.
My husband has told me
all about you.
Ah. Professor Curie. How nice?
Madame.
You two had met?
Have not had the honor
in the hallway.
This is Mdme. Marie Scholoscka.
professor Pierre Curie.
My husband said
you have no friends in Paris
but that's impossible, child
We must remedy that.
Please Professor...
Come in. Come in.
I'm sure you know everyone here.
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