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This documentary is amazing! It's so great it actually makes me wonder if this really is a documentary and not just fiction. It might very well be the best work I have ever seen, all categories. Just the theme music alone is better than most movies!
It's about Kenji Sugimoto, professor in Math and Science history at Kinki university in Japan. He has spent the last 30 years publishing works about Einstein and his personality. To complete his works he travels to America to find Einstein's brain.
Mr. Sugimoto is clearly obsessed with Albert Einstein and in particular Albert's brain. We encounter Sugimoto upon his arrival to America and then follows him in his spectacular search for the remains of Einstein's brain.
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This documentary is amazing! It's so great it actually makes me wonder if this really is a documentary and not just fiction. It might very well be the best work I have ever seen, all categories. Just the theme music alone is better than most movies!
It's about Kenji Sugimoto, professor in Math and Science history at Kinki university in Japan. He has spent the last 30 years publishing works about Einstein and his personality. To complete his works he travels to America to find Einstein's brain.
Mr. Sugimoto is clearly obsessed with Albert Einstein and in particular Albert's brain. We encounter Sugimoto upon his arrival to America and then follows him in his spectacular search for the remains of Einstein's brain.