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Year
2001
Duration
135 minutes
Genres
Biopics, Drama
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
This tender and compassionate film tells the true story of mathematical genius John Nash who has the ability to solve the world's most complex equations but struggles with his own mental health. As he rises to new levels of understanding, Nash is diagnosed with schizophrenia but nevertheless battles to overcome his condition and his personal demons with the love of his loyal wife Alicia. With a powerful central performance and evocative direction, this film highlights the quest for knowledge, the importance of science and the healing power of empathy.
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Contains moderate sex references and portrayal of schizophrenia
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