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The unknown true story of one of the key players involved in the Manhattan Project at the end of WWII. Stan Ulam, a Polish- Jewish Mathematician (and skilled card shark) used his talents to make important contributions to the construction of a hydrogen bomb and the earliest exploration of computer technology. The film’s main focus is not scientific, but moral and sociological. Some scientists question the need to continue and are appalled and ashamed when atomic bombs are dropped on Japan. Others are motivated to develop the even more devastating hydrogen bomb. Beautifully made with gorgeous cinematography and a haunting score.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    102 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    Germany, Poland, United Kingdom
  • Director
    Thor Klein
  • Screenwriter
    Thor Klein
  • Producer
    Lena Vurma, Paul Zischler, Joanna Szymanska, Nell Green
  • Cast
    Philippe Tlokinski, Esther Garrel, Fabian Kociecki
  • Cinematographer
    Tudor Vladimir Panduru
  • Music
    Antoni Komasa-Lazarkiewicz
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