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The Theory of Everything (2006)Director:David de VosWriter:David de Vos |
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Title: The Theory of Everything (Video 2006)
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Marcia
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Abby
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Hospital Administrator
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Amanda
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Doug
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Cop #2
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Delilah
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Conductor
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Sam
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Dr. Woodford
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Lyrics by Victor Lundin
Music by Brad Swanson
Performed by Debbie Ryder, Victor Lundin and Brad Swanson
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"Have a Little Faith"Lyrics by Victor Lundin
Music by Brad Swanson
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This is a very emotional story about a father and son searching for God and connecting with each other along the way. The father is a scientist trying to prove the existence of God and heaven through physics and mathematics. There's a lot of talk about things beyond what we can see. (i.e. String Theory, Multiple Dimensions, etc.) When the father comes down with a brain disorder, the son must help him see what his equations and mathematics cannot show. The film does a great job of building characters that you care about, and showing the importance of family and faith. I really loved how it showed that reason can be a stepping stone for faith. That the two work together, not against each other. Overall, I really enjoyed this movie, as did my family.