E=mc²

A biographical film exploring the life of a young Albert Einstein and the pivotal years during which he developed his groundbreaking formula.

The film is accompanied by an original graphic novel, illustrated by the artist and filmmaker herself, bringing a contemporary visual dimension to the project and expanding its appeal beyond academic audiences.

By combining cinema, illustration, and scientific history, the artist seeks to make Einstein's intellectual journey accessible to a broader international audience while introducing a fresh and modern cinematic approach.

The artist, who embodies and brings this project to life, is also currently writing a stage play intended for an international audience.

From a scientific perspective, the film is developed in collaboration with Professor Christian Bracco, author of the book, available in both French and English.

The project offers a fresh and innovative perspective on Albert Einstein, seen through a younger lens. The film's director and screenwriter has chosen this approach because the work is conceived to be embodied by a young artist and actor. Einstein's passion and youth are at the heart of both the cinematic work and the illustrated book, featuring Japanese ink illustrations in a comic-book style.

Together, these elements are designed to engage a young, university-level audience, broaden the project's reach, and increase the film's visibility.