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The Turbulent Life of Madame Curie

The Turbulent Life
of Madame Curie

Talk with Elżbieta Sikora, Marek WeissMusic

‘I didn’t want Marie Curie to be that figure we all know from our school textbooks. I wanted to depict her as a real, live person and a woman at that.’ – composer Elżbieta Sikora and director Marek Weiss talk about ‘Madame Curie’

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