Relativita

"God does not play dice with the universe." "Only two things are infinite - the universe and human stupidity. I'm not so sure about the former though." "We cannot lose hope in humanity when we know that Mozart was human." “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” "We need a fundamentally new way of thinking if humanity is to survive". - Albert Einstein

The author bases his story on a dramatic speculation and a fictional meeting between Albert Einstein and his adult daughter Lieserl. Einstein actually had a daughter before he married his first wife Mileva in 1902, but she mysteriously disappeared already in 1904. It is an unexplored chapter of Einstein's life. He never mentioned her and no one knows if she died or was given up for adoption. This fact only came to light in 1987 from discovered private correspondence. The author relies on the speculation that Einstein's daughter is alive and that the adult will report to him as a journalist. But she mainly wants to find an explanation for why her father left her. The viewer is drawn into the battle between "morality" and "genius" with extraordinary sensitivity, erudite intellect, humor and insight into the consequences of the time. To the questions of whether a "great" person equals a "good" person. How else but that the main character Einstein "relativizes" everything.