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DESCRIPTION:\n	Saturday’s screening will be followed by a live online conve
 rsation with director Marjane Satrapi and star Rosamund Pike. The Sunday s
 creening will be followed by the recorded conversation. \n\n\n	Dir. Marjan
 e Satrapi. 2020\, 109 mins. With Rosamund Pike\, Sam Riley\, Aneurin Barna
 rd\, Anya Taylor-Joy\, Simon Russell Beale. Museum of the Moving Image is 
 pleased to present an advance screening of Marjane Satrapi’s historical dr
 ama Radioactive\, based on the incredible life and work of Marie Sklodowsk
 a Curie (portrayed by Rosamund Pike)\, who overcame personal and professio
 nal hardships to become one of the most famous scientists of all time and 
 the first woman to win a Nobel Prize—and the first person to receive two. 
 Satrapi’s film both dramatizes Curie’s discoveries and tells a thoughtful 
 account of the role scientists\, and women\, play in society\, reminding u
 s that we live in a world that Curie helped form. Radioactive is adapted f
 rom Lauren Redniss’s graphic novel of the same name. On Saturday\, July 18
  following the 1:00 p.m. EDT screening\, Satrapi and Pike will participate
  in a live online conversation and Q&amp\;A moderated by Science on Screen
  curator Sonia Epstein. Radioactive will be officially released on July 24
  on Amazon Prime. View trailer.\n\n\n	“As startling as it is to see the be
 loved scientist hated in her time\, that we’re able to see this headstrong
  legend as a sexual being at all is a credit to how much [Rosamund] Pike g
 radually humanizes her as a woman\, while never pleading for our pity.”—Va
 riety \n	\n\n\n	RSVP here for Saturday or Sunday’s online screening and yo
 u will receive a link and access code one hour before start time. The scre
 ening room will include a link to directly tune into the live online conve
 rsation. \n\n\n	About the participants: \n\n\n	Rosamund Pike is an Academy
  Award– and BAFTA-nominated actress who has earned international acclaim f
 or both her stage and film roles. Perhaps best known for her lead role in 
 the hugely successful Gone Girl\, Pike has most recently been seen in Scot
 t Cooper’s Hostiles\, José Padilha’s Entebbe\, Brad Anderson’s Beirut\, an
 d Matthew Heineman’s A Private War. Pike has completed filming on Andrea D
 i Stefano’s Three Seconds\, a crime thriller\, alongside Joel Kinnaman and
  Clive Owen\, and will star in State of the Union\, a ten-part series dire
 cted by Stephen Frears and written by Nick Hornby. She is also set to star
  in the series The Banker’s Wife\, directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. Pike's
  previous film credits include An Education\, A United Kingdom\, A Long Wa
 y Down\, The World’s End\, Jack Reacher\, Wrath of the Titans\, Made in Da
 genham\, The Big Year\, Women in Love\, The Libertine\, Pride and Prejudic
 e\, Fracture\, Fugitive Pieces\, Surrogates\, Burning Palms\, and Die Anot
 her Day. \n\n\n	Marjane Satrapi is an Academy Award–nominated director who
  wrote and adapted for the screen the graphic novel Persepolis\, which tel
 ls the story of her youth in Iran in the 1970s and '80s. Persepolis was pu
 blished in four volumes in France\, where it met with enormous critical ac
 claim and won several prestigious comic book awards (Prix Alph’art Coup de
  Coeur at Angoulême\, and more)\, as well as being chosen by the Young Adu
 lt Library Association as one of its recommended titles for all students\,
  and also named as one of the “100 Best Books of the Decade” by The Times 
 (London). The animated film adaptation of Persepolis\, which Satrapi wrote
  and directed\, garnered huge international acclaim winning the Jury Prize
  at the Cannes Film Festival\, receiving a nomination for the Academy Awar
 d for Best Animated Feature Film\, and winning two Cesar Awards for Best F
 irst Film and Best Adaptation. Satrapi’s live-action film Chicken with Plu
 ms (based on her book by the same name)\, made its premiere in the Mostra 
 of Venice in 2011 before winning the award of Best Narrative Film at the A
 bu Dhabi Film Festival and Best Foreign Language Film from the São Paulo I
 nternational Film Festival. Her film Gang of the Jotas was released in 201
 3\, and in 2014 she directed the film The Voices starring Ryan Reynolds. M
 arjane Satrapi currently lives in Paris\, where her illustrations appear r
 egularly in newspapers and magazines all around the world. \n\n\n	Special 
 thanks to Amazon Prime for sponsoring this free screening. \n
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SUMMARY:Radioactive with Rosamund Pike and Marjane Satrapi
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