Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Indie

Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge Trailer #1 (2017): Check out the new trailer starring Karolina Gruszka, Arieh Worthalter, and Charles Berling! Be the first to watch, comment, and share Indie trailers, clips, and featurettes dropping @MovieclipsIndie.
► Buy Tickets to Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge: ?cmp=MCYT_KZbin_Desc
Watch more Indie Trailers:
► New Indie Trailers Playlist bit.ly/2ir63Ms
► New Documentary Trailers Playlist bit.ly/2nUReGU
► New International Trailers Playlist bit.ly/2o3B52r
In 1903 the scientist Marie Curie (Karolina Gruszka) was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize for Physics together with her husband Pierre (Charles Berling). But only a short time later in her, mid-thirties, as a young mother of two children, she loses Pierre by accident. In a world dominated by men, she makes her way steadfastly, continues her research alone, and is the first woman to receive a chair at the Sorbonne in Paris. When she falls in love with the married scientist Paul Langevin (Arieh Worthalter) and engages in an affair with him, she becomes embroiled in a violent scandal. Right as she is set to receive her second Nobel Prize The Paris press publishes correspondence between Marie and Paul. In the full glow of her professional fame, the brilliant scientist, becomes the target of defamation. She must learn the bitter lesson, that reason and passion are not compatible.
Subscribe to INDIE & FILM FESTIVALS: bit.ly/1wbkfYg
We're on SNAPCHAT: bit.ly/2cOzfcy
Like us on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/1QyRMsE
Follow us on TWITTER: bit.ly/1ghOWmt
You're quite the artsy one, aren't you? Fandango MOVIECLIPS FILM FESTIVALS & INDIE TRAILERS is the destination for...well, all things related to Film Festivals & Indie Films. If you want to keep up with the latest festival news, art house openings, indie movie content, film reviews, and so much more, then you have found the right channel.

[@sharmakoustubh]

"Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas." -- Maria Skłodowska-Curie

[@cullenfairy14]

I hope it focuses as much/if not more on her achievements, and her amazing work and not just the love affair side.

[@rayrichardartiaga1560]

Joan Crawford crying....

[@diana6echo]

I'm afraid it will be like Coco Chanel with Audrey Tatou: famous name & her love life instead of woman's passion toward work

[@marving.5436]

That type of plot about her work is too complicated for the screen writers they will never get it right...

[@starhunterterra9849]

Sorry, she was a genius and a very hot looking woman too (is a French Movie, so yeah it has sexy parts) . Well, at least Karolina plays the part well but sadly too reel time much is taken on her romance life instead of her struggles as a foreigner and a Woman to be recognized by the peers in France.

[@littlemissbasic8158]

Blair K- You miss understand the battle for equality if you think that the issues men face cancel out the systematic oppression that women face. Anybody who is not apart of the 1% will face the oppression of classism. But to deny the negative effects the patriarchy has on women and the advantages it gives men is to deny history, statistics, and proven facts. For example let's look at your example of men experiencing death and violence through the lens of US stats ,1 in 13 murder victims are killed by their boy friend or husbands(most victims are women). That far outweighs the number of men killed in workplace incidents in the US. 1 in 6 women will be the victims of a completed or attempted rape, leading to an estimated 17.7 million Americian women victimized by rape since 1998. Where as only 2.78 million men have been victims of a completed or attempted rape since 1998(still horrible, still to many, but by comparing these numbers we can determine that sexual violence has a huge gender bias.) But you are right about one thing, modern feminism doesn't do enough to address the underlying causes of inequality which makes it ineffective, tedious and to celebrity/ corporate driven, because at the root of all sexism is classism, yet we only hear the upper classes speaking on eqaulity.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

You create a movie about one of the most celebrated scientist in the world and you make it into a yet another romance flick. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@tig3rtail]

i was just about to comment the same thing

[@ruchiramukherjee3116]

Yeah. There are more struggles there. She would faint in her classes out of starvation, the only woman in the institution. That requires a lot of courage. The world is a spoiled place.

[@bobmag5058]

What a shame

[@JeffSyam]

At least the message: Smart people can also get laid. Just enjoy it.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

@@JeffSyam They took a real story and turned it into the common trash. There is nothing to enjoy there.

[@JulieJuliet98]

Maria Skłodowska-Curie. She never changed her name or her surname, just added Curie after marrying her husband. She was proud of who she was and made an actual effort for people to remember where she was from. She faced prejudice for it. Her parents were Polish, she was born and raised in Warsaw. Please can we stop making her French.

[@PozoBlue]

The actress they chose is polish and speaks french with a very distinct foreign accent. she speaks french because she was in france and the people she talked to were french, so she spoke french. simple as that.

[@michal.gawron]

@@PozoBlue I guess he was more about Marie Curie instead of Maria Skłodowska-Curie in the title.

[@ph390]

NinjaJules NinjaJules another anti ... French trial ... certainly Marie Curie was born in Poland, but she came to France to finish her studies; free, democratic, evolved country .. and whatever we think, it is also thanks to this country that she became this great scientist .. I am certain that if she had stayed in Poland, nobody would know her today ...

[@Ok-br3wt]

I'm quite dissapointed that the trailer focuses too much on her love life - something she tried to avoid expose her entire life. What about her struggle to get recognize for her work as a female scientist? They weren't going give her an accolade for her work in the discovery of radioactivity. They finally put her name up for the Nobel Prize in Physics 1903 only after an appeal. A recognition that she works hard for to give her credibility. She spent many months/years away from her daughter to devote herself to science. There's so much more to her and I hope this film will showcase that.

[@kaffeine9398]

I hope this shows Madame Curie and how complex she was, not as one-sided character. She was not only her love life and she was not only her work.

[@klaatubaradanikto1490]

wonderful point. i'm hoping the same as well...

[@Cancoillotteman]

The love life aspect is to make sure we identify to the caracter and care for her, it's just standard movie technic to get us interested. But trust me I've seen several movies of that production studio before and I can bet that the axis of the story will be "socially advanced genius struggles to succeed against reactionnary society", be it on the love or the scientific part. I myself do not much like these kinds of movies, and i think i'd be much better indeed if the movie focused more on the challenge of discovery

[@deepanshu564]

Exactly, She was born as a nobel laurertte out of her mother's womb, she was a human too, she struggled, she loved, she failed, she won

[@mariajeronimo9792]

Sadly, this trailer shows featured scenes of her sexual life more than her hard work to be included in the scientific community and being THE genius the world stills needs!

[@TheAkelei]

Indeed - it's like the Moderson movie - always harping of the sexuality. Boring and very unimaginative. Sadly Curie died from radioactive poisoning....

[@carolinesalv]

EXACTLY!!

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

As if Sexually activity were degrading someone's credibility.

[@bobmag5058]

The people from the other side have sexulised every thing

[@wiinteurs]

I do hope this movie focuses more on Maria Curie's achievements in the field of science rather than the affairs and romance stuff...

[@gauthamsundar8266]

This is why I love the western film industry. The man who knew infinity, The Theory of Everything, The Imitation Game now Marie Curie. Even though there are shitty movies, movies like these make up for it. Bollywood should learn from the west. Instead of glorifying convicted criminals and gangsters, movies should be made on those who gave their life and soul for the betterment of society.

[@TheAvemaria1111]

art imitates life.

[@starhunterterra9849]

Well, modern issues apart, she was struggling against French anti Female, Polish biases in education and Academia at the time. . So in this case that part is true.

[@seethetruth7427]

youcometome9 women did struggle in the past, even for basic rights to get education. you can't change what had happened with your anti-feminist bullshit.

[@ananya1721]

You're the best under women. Curie: Amongst men as well. 😍

[@aniketbiswas9885]

All these fuzzbeed followers can never refrain from bashing the other gender. Get a life

[@bryanrell652]

@@aniketbiswas9885 What?? She just said maria was better than some people and its actually true.

[@niicky100100]

"the courage of knowledge" and all they care about are their partners? c'mon, give me a break. She was WAY TOO MORE THAN THAT.

[@MsCinis]

Her name was never Marie. Her name was Maria. Maria Skłodowska-Curie. And I hope the movie won't just focus on her love life, for she was as much a scientist as she was everything else.

[@haldarvivek]

I think the name's been changed to Marie to fit in to the french society. What do you think?

[@MsCinis]

Vivek Haldar You are probably right. I have heard (though never seen a written proof) that the French claim her to be a French woman of Polish descent. She was undeniably a scientist bonded with the French academia, however that doesn't change the fact that she was Polish. As Poles find her to be one of the most important figures of their history, I find it irksome that her name was changed to sound as if it was French. Moreover, I happened to find on multiple occasions her name to be presented as just 'Curie'. That is completely unacceptable, since it is simply wrong. Maria Skłodowska would be more fortunate a choice, since that is her maiden name, but still, the Nobel prize went to Maria Curie-Skłodowska and I find it a matter of respect, if not for her nationality, than for the woman herself to use her full name as it was, without tuning it to suit anyone's taste.

[@Justin-sn5wm]

I read her biography countless times and she changed it from Maria to Marie to "fit in" when she was registering for her university classes when she moved to Paris. I don't think she did it because she was ashamed; remember, she always loved Poland and she even taught her daughters Polish and sent them to Poland.

[@MsCinis]

Justin Joven I suppose it makes sense for her to want to fit in, she was just a human being after all. Still, as a figure of history, in my opinion she should be referred to using her full name.

[@haldarvivek]

I remember her as Madame Curie :) Many people do remember her as "Madame Curie".

[@aglobackwards]

Nice, not one word about her being Polish in the trailer, instead about her being Jewish, which she was not. The prejudice against her was also because she was Polish (foreign).

[@PozoBlue]

the thick non french accent and the actress actually being polish is more than a hint about her being polish I think.

[@TheArtOfMetalsmithing]

Well, actually Maria Skłodowska-Curie :) But I'm sure there was a solid reason for skipping that part :)

[@KasAle96]

Same thing couldn't skip my attention, it tingled both my feminist and Polish soul :P

[@dicteglob4906]

Marie*

[@youfacktube]

Dicte, she was born as Maria and never changed first or last name, only added husband's last name to her own.

[@geegeegee2772]

Her achievements and contributions should be highlighted more

[@lakhanlalwelding]

why the movie is focusing more on her personal life instead of her work...what anyone has to do with her personal life...It is her scientific work that inspire people throughout the world....The trailer is really Pathetic

[@HaSt113]

Maria Skłodowska-Curie

[@DeathPrincess69]

Maria Skłodowska-Curie ,she was POLISH

[@brycetheniceguy]

i have recently just started a project on her and now there is a movie coming out, just in time thanks

[@isitlina]

thanks for erasing half of her name, her nationality and her identity lol

[@ChemistryPoetry]

My inspiration for lifetime...movie based on her is out of the likes and dislikes

[@sourcherry23]

Looks stunning.

[@igabe2501]

Her name was Skłodowska-Curie and she was Polish. The main information.

[@Ninjaananas]

She was more than just her name and her origin.

[@vt-yp7yq]

Beautiful.

[@Khushi-ow5cu]

I'm crying

[@aravindaks7868]

Superrrrr... beautiful making

[@roksanamakowska2479]

Can't wait!

[@jforjacqy8737]

I am going to watch the shit out of this movie !!!!

[@olgar4157]

Movie focuses on a woman struggling in a wold of men, doesn't put the womans maiden name she kept to the very end in the title.

[@serinmarypr7198]

she literally gave her life for her discoveries and the movie concentrates on her sex life?

[@nandhakumar2623]

One word inspiration

[@shlokamsrivastava6782]

Lovely and magnificent

[@senulyafernando4714]

Please give me full vidio link

[@thegeomusic]

Pero que maravilla acabo de ver!!!!

[@user-ez7eb2bm6k]

Hola y buenas tardes excelente película me pueda decir en donde puedo ver la película completa por fa se lo agradecería gracias

[@ill2molly]

Bravo.

[@amityville768]

the role joan crawford always wanted :')

[@user-fs9pj6hw2n]

Please, what is the name of the song in 1:21? Thank you so much!!!

[@amethysth.1913]

Looks interesting..

[@veryfactual2270]

wow

[@ninamesseck3079]

France... they made even Chopin sound like he was French...english Wikipedia: Frédéric François Chopin...should be in french like this not on english translation. It's Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin.

[@farieldeuscth1194]

♡♡♡ wow cuan cuan cuan to más si ya estoy cansado de esperar y en español nada

[@ElrondHubbard1]

It is the Curies, we must flee.

[@Angel-re2zz]

Link film pleasee

[@ilfimtd9945]

i decide to not watch the movie since i watching the trailer. i respect madam Curie, A LOT. this movie didn't represent her struggle and intelligent to become the first and only woman who received nobel for two sciences field.

[@aaronmoiche330]

20 seconds of this trailer is enough to know you want to watch this movie

[@caterinacevallos9822]

Finally a movie about a female scientist!

[@SunnyBhattacharjeeAboutME]

Caterina Cevallos :-)

[@jdy44s]

Caterina Cevallos 😂😂😂 1943 madame curie movie, for your information.

[@Heyiya-if]

...so of course it has to be about her sexlife, and skip half of her name ;)

[@uromalwro6712]

Come on guys it's a movie not a documentary. And for her hardwork the whole world can only imagine how hard she struggled that also in those time being a girl. Today's generation give more preference to celebrities and otherfamousicons for womanpower gender equality and all. Wake up shes is the goat of feminity.😊

[@VineetaSinghVerma]

Marie Curie' was never ever involved in an extramarital affair!

[@commanderzero5811]

If it weren't for Marie Curie, we wouldn't have The Incredible Hulk and many of our superheroes. That's a fact.

[@MrJul12]

what is the name of the song at 1:20. its beautiful

[@suffragettesoul2687]

Brice Davoli - Migrating Birds ( found on youtube with the "recognizing feature of the phone"

[@saurabhsharma4309]

Great woman of modern world who discovered Radium and polonium!!

[@alekspro003]

Verdadero feminismo, feministas y luchas. Rip Marie Curie.

[@arnabdeb3889]

I hear ludo Vico

[@JeffSyam]

I don't know why Maria has to speak in French to her sister Bronia. Can't they make multiple languages movie in Francais, Polski, Deutsch (hen German scientist crowding) & Svenska (when Noble reception ceremony)?

[@MARBSTUDIO]

what i don't understand is that in the movie she was mentioned at one point as "Jewish adulteress" and all my life i thought she was Polish.

[@sashaf9166]

She is Polish

[@El-vi6lg]

She was Polish!

[@ph390]

she had become French ... married .. she came to France to finish her studies and also to have more possibilities of enterprise, research and the freedom that she did not have in Poland (under Russian occupation) in short without France, her husband and her French learned colleagues, she would have remained anonymous and she would never have obtained a Nobel Prize .. thank you France and thank you Marie

[@gumprincess1359]

I'm sick of these pointless s*x scenes in every damn movie, focus on the characters dammit

[@ruchiramukherjee3116]

It should be renamed as : Marie and men. Not "Courage of Knowledge".

[@keiragow5263]

they really romanticized the shit out of this

[@jovial2474]

30 secs in and it's already all about her love life :/

[@deletedchannel1277]

S W A D O S K A

[@PozoBlue]

Why is it EVERY TIME they make a biopic movie about a famous female figure (queen, scientist, leader, prime minister, etc.) they always conveniently and 'oh so coincidentally' decide to show it form the perspective of her relationships with their husbands/lovers/children, always with them stating it was said dude's partially responsible for what she did, rather than focus on her accomplishments, like they do when telling the story of kings & other male figures?! So effin', bleeping tired of this sh*t. Recent examples: Elizabeth (the sequel), The Young Victoria, The Lady (about Aung San Suu Kyi), The Iron Lady (Margaret Thatcher), The Crown. 😒😒😒

[@karlapolina5855]

PozoBlue I couldn't agree more. I am too absolutely sick of it.

[@blacknoir1716]

Ils sont où les Françaises

[@b.h.r.6866]

I think we must understand a human life is full of good and "bad" things. She was the greatest scientist of her time, but talk about problems is worthy too. In many biographies I saw it: Ali, JFK, Monroe, P.L. Travers, many of them. The human experience is complex. And the director is free to focus on work or personnal life of any person he wats to show. It is freedom of expression.

[@Videos3422]

Lmao check ur descriptions next time

[@padmeskywalker6048]

It shouldnt be a love movie, am I wrong?

[@kqennkqenn9105]

Why Marie Curie???? Marie SKŁODOWSKA Curie

[@Aquintadaclarice]

Qu'est-ce que je suis déçue... je n'ai plus envie de voir ce film. Une femme incroyable, brillante, qui a surmonté tous les obstacles ... réduite à quoi ??? Des histoires d'amour, de sensualité ?? C'est triste...

[@ilmariheikkinen1940]

episode grateful cooking trap steady plane differ modest whenever precious.

[@asthatiwari2648]

Wat d heck u made out of her life...she is an inspiration for me and so many others and the way u depicted her life if so disappointing...wat all u wanna spread to the world...have intimacy with ur partner,enjoy your life like u had shown in the movie and one day u will get a Nobel prize.....you are spreading the wrong message

[@Fate2024]

Fellow intp woman , except that alot of shit

[@lunadoves]

Should I even bother watching this movie? I wanted to see something that focuses on her work and discoveries. Instead this movie looks like yet another chick flick.

[@Heyiya-if]

'chick flick' = the sort of film they THINK women want to see. We couldn't POSSIBLY be interested in her actual work right? Maria Skłodowska-Curie is so often used as the exception to confirm the rule that MOST women have no intellectual life. Judging by the trailer, yeah, it seems They're at it again....

[@starxhilmie]

SPOILER : She DIED

[@ojasvashishtha4453]

Why are there so many romantic scenes. Love was the part of her life but she is known for her work. Ofcourse they love each other, they were husband-wife. There is nothing special in it.