Madame Curie

In the late 1890s, Paris plays host to Marie, an aspiring yet often doubted physics student at the prestigious Sorbonne University. As one of the few women pursuing her academic dreams in a predominantly male domain, she faces numerous challenges but remains steadfast in her determination. Her resilience and talent catch Pierre Curie's eye, who offers her an opportunity to work in his laboratory.A shared passion for scientific discovery brings Marie and Pierre closer, both professionally and personally. Their research revolves around extracting radium from a particular rock type, a chemical element they themselves have named. This challenging yet thrilling journey tests their love and commitment as the couple struggles to balance their relationship with the demands of their work.As they persevere through professional setbacks and obstacles, Marie and Pierre's story unfolds, revealing not only the personal cost of scientific discovery but also the immense potential it holds for future generations. This tale of love, resilience, and scientific breakthrough captivates audiences with a unique blend of historical accuracy and emotional depth.