“The Doctor and Her Theory” (14) A proposal of dedication that never backs down
A biographical drama that emotionally depicts the strange fate of Dr. Stephen Hawking, a theoretical physicist who battled ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), and his wife. The film was a masterpiece, with Eddie Redmayne winning the Academy Award for Best Actor and co-star Felicity Jones nominated for Best Actress.
Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) and Jane (Felicity Jones) meet at university. The two major in completely opposite fields, a science major in physics and a liberal arts major in linguistics, but they mysteriously get along well and grow closer. The scene where they twirl around while holding hands is adorable.)
But then Hawking developed ALS. When he was diagnosed with only two years to live, his life that had been smooth sailing changed completely. Hawking becomes desperate and distances himself from Jane, saying, ``Don't bother me,'' but Jane never gives up. ``I love you. I want to be with you. Even if it's not for a long time, I don't care,'' he pleads, becoming a source of emotional support for Hawking.
Afterwards, even though Hawking's parents objected, saying, ``Reality is not on your side,'' Jane remained resolute, saying, ``We must work together to fight this disease. It's all of us.'' Even if tragedy awaits, it will not be an obstacle to love. It can be said that it is a unique proposal that makes you feel the strength and depth of your feelings.
Redmayne's amazing performance, which is so close to Hawking's own that it looks like a real photo, is joined by Jones' wonderful performance, who embodies the nobility of love, and Johann Johansson's beautiful melody moves the heart. is book.
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