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Biographical films take us into a world of exciting adventures, amazing achievements and life stories. And most importantly – real!
Oppenheimer (IMDb – 8.5)
The film tells the story of the life and work of a physicist from the United States. During World War II, Robert Oppenheimer was involved in the unprecedented creation of atomic weapons, the development of which took place according to the launched Manhattan Project. All these events led to a number of changes.
The Greatest Showman (IMDb – 7.5)
Phineas Taylor Barnaum was ahead of his time, giving the world many innovative ideas. Living in the 19th century, he became the founder of marketing, organizing a traveling circus that enjoyed incredible success. His bright and impressive life will be discussed in the film.
Mind Games (IMDb – 8.3)
The story of John Forbes Nash Jr. tells the story of a talented mathematician who made significant contributions to game theory. However, his outstanding mind was noticed not only by scientists – a CIA agent entrusts Nash with the work of deciphering secret information hidden in public sources. How does this threaten the young genius?
Darkest Hour (IMDb – 7.4)
When World War II just began on the eastern front, many in England were confident that an agreement could be reached with Hitler. This opinion was held by the then Prime Minister Chamberlain, but Winston Churchill was gathering votes in Parliament to change British policy.
Steve Jobs (IMDb – 7.2)
The life story of one of the greatest minds on the planet, the founder of Apple, Steve Jobs.
