I liked that the movie referenced the many uses of radioactivity, good and bad. I also liked that the movie was about Marie Curie's entire life, as well the lives of those around her instead of a bunch of scenes of her working up to her discovery of Plutonium and Radium and then winning the Nobel Prizes at the end, which is the predictable plot. It gave her life a new perspective, and I learned some surprising new facts about her. I also learned more about the rest of her life, the more unknown parts, not just the known part when she discovers two new elements and two wins Nobel Prizes.

Well written story of Marie Curie's life. You get drawn in and want to know more. The actors did an excellent job.

I found this movie very informative. I love the way it bounced from the past to the future. The cinematography was fascinating. I was not familiar with any of the actors, but the story held my interest from beginning to end.\rThank you for letting me screen this.\rDebbie Anderson

Begins to scratch the surface of what it's like to be a female scientist.