Showed me a different side of Marie Curie. We learn about her creations/discoveries in school but never learn about her personality. Regarding the film itself, I wish the transitions from different important "nuclear" dates and the time of Curie's discoveries was smoother - it got confusing at times.

The film was loaded with interesting information about Marie Curie, her life, her family, her motivations, impediments, and fears. I learned many, many things about her I did not previously know. I found it off the movie never really stated of what she died - Marie hinted gThe film was a little hard to follow at times when it shifted to the past and less so when shifting to the future. Characters were believable as the protagonists.

I enjoyed learning about Marie Curie and her accomplishments. It was interesting to see her findings come to life in the future, but it was a lot of back and forth.

A mixed bag! the early part jumped about - felt disjointed. More coherence in the second half - re: complexities of radiation - discoveries - science - the toll this work took on the lives of scientists. Not sure everyone would be engaged by the film itself. I am a retired female scientist who struggled with the culture of science - and the film resonated on some levels with my won experiences in life.