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there must be a solution for everyone.
Nash’s napkin-written formula, it turns out, not only solves the immediate quandary, it applies to similar situations in economics, business and other sciences. Plus, Nash gets the girl - the brilliant, beautiful Alicia (Jennifer Connelly). Nash’s formula impresses his academic superiors and eventually leads to a powerful job at MIT.
Here Nash discovers the mental anguish he’s suffered from most of his life is paranoid schizophrenia. For all his intellectual abilities, he’s a prisoner of his mind.
It’s an absorbing drama, based on a compelling character. Nash, who still works at Princeton today, was awarded a Nobel Prize for his economic theories in 1994. Crowe and Jennifer Connelly are superb together.
The film is rated PG-13 and runs 135 minutes. Contains intense thematic material, sexual scenes and a scene of violence. Admission for adults is $6 and students $4.
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