Einstein (I) (TV 2008)A look at the relationship between renowned scientist Albert Einstein and his first wife, Mileva Maric. Director:Liliana Cavani |
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| Flavio Parenti | ... |
Eduard Einstein
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Kurt Kluge
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Giorgio Basile | ... |
Professor
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Elsa Lowenthal
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Peter J. Chaffey | ... |
Salesman
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Luigi Diberti | ... | |
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Andréa Ferréol | ... |
Pauline Kock
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Lea Gramsdorff | ... | |
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Marcel Grossmann
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Nurse
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| Emiliano Coltorti | ... |
Hans Albert
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Riccardo Maranzana | ... |
Professor
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A look at the relationship between renowned scientist Albert Einstein and his first wife, Mileva Maric.
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ItalyLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 October 2008 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
Untitled Albert Einstein Project See more »Company Credits
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There's not much to be said about this production except that it has all the hall marks of a flop. Look out for the Ikea door handles, the plastic parquet, the Italian louvered window shutters in Berlin, the identical street buildings in Zurich and Berlin and the children who look 12 years old for a decade and then suddenly age 10 years quite literally overnight.
The acting is almost laughable. Contrived emotions, line anticipation and wooden expressions are a set piece for RADA training on how not to do it. And the whole production seems geared around the sex life of the great man rather than his work. Of course it's a wonderful vehicle to re-live the Nazi atrocities and feel once again how wonderful the Jews are.
This is unrewarding schmaltz. Avoid it.