Albert Einstein: Still a Revolutionary
Running for 80 minutes, Julia Newman's 2020 film uses archival footage and interviews to highlight Albert Einstein's activism for civil rights and anti-war efforts.
“Wrongly reduced to a charming, absent-minded genius, Einstein was, in fact, a force for social change and a model for activism.”
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Running for 80 minutes, Julia Newman's 2020 film uses archival footage and interviews to highlight Albert Einstein's activism for civil rights and anti-war efforts.
Synopsis
Albert Einstein's legacy extends beyond his theories in physics. Director Julia Newman presents "Albert Einstein: Still a Revolutionary," which features archival footage and personal correspondence to illustrate Einstein's activism. The film includes interviews that discuss his advocacy for civil rights and his opposition to war. By focusing on these aspects of his life, Newman argues that Einstein's influence remains significant in contemporary social and political movements. The documentary runs for 80 minutes and was released in 2020.
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