Einstein's God Model

Einstein's God Model (2016)

Durante miles de años, sólo la religión ha ofrecido una respuesta a lo que sucede después de la muerte. La ciencia está a punto de cambiar eso. Con la ayuda de un físico, un médium ciego y el último experimento de Thomas Edison, Brayden Taylor se embarca en una búsqueda para ponerse en contacto con el más allá. Por su amor para trascender las dimensiones, desafiará las leyes de la física cuántica, las exigencias del equilibrio de la naturaleza y el modelo de Dios.

Fecha de estreno
2016-08-19
TMDB
5.3 / 10 (32)
Duración
1 h 28 min
Géneros
Ciencia ficción, Suspense, Drama
Director
Philip T. Johnson

Reparto

Curiosidades

Einstein's God Model is a 2016 American independent science fiction film written, directed, and edited by Philip T. Johnson. It was produced by Craig Dow, Kenneth Hughes, and Philip T. Johnson.

Production

Johnson came up with film's premise while reading The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene, inspired by Greene's "amazing" explanations of complex phenomena like String Theory and M-Theory.

Another inspiration was Mary Roach's Spook, an "exploration of research into what happens after we die," from which Johnson learned of Thomas Edison's interview with Scientific American where he claimed to be working on a device "to communicate with the departed."

The anecdote of Einstein's God Model lecture was related to Johnson by his physics professor Daniel Record, who later joined as science advisor to the film. William Rosenblatt, M.D. of Yale University served as medical advisor.

Like the protagonist, Johnson is a practicing anesthetist, currently working at Yale New Haven Hospital.

Producers include Kenneth Hughes, as well as Craig Dow of ImageWorks Chicago. The DP was Mike Turano.

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