COSMIC CODA
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EARLY REVIEWS
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YOUR FILM IS A MIRACLE! GREAT SUBJECT, FUNNY AND SO ENGAGING!
Marion Dry, Opera Singer
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THUMBS UP! IT'S AS QUIRKY AS ITS CHARACTERS!
David Kaplan, 'Particle Fever' Producer
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IT WAS AS MUCH ABOUT THE PEOPLE AS THE SCIENCE, THEIR TRIUMPHS AND SHORTFALLS SOMETIMES CAUSED MY SPINE TO TINGLE, SOMETIMES MY EYES WELLED UP AND I OFTEN LAUGHED OUT LOUD.
Scott Street, Berklee College of Music, IT Director (Retired)
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A STORY OF A REMARKABLE SCIENTIST MADE POSSIBLE BY THE EQUALLY REMARKABLE PERSEVERANCE OF THE FILMMAKER
Bob Jaffe, MIT Theoretical Physicist
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Some burning questions: How do you build a machine to test Einstein's Relativity Theory? Will you need a screwdriver? What does an astrophysicist do exactly on any given Tuesday while searching the cosmos?
In 1985, a clueless but educable filmmaker pursues these questions, skips 3 decades, then picks the story up again, 39 years later. One of the most important discoveries in physics, then, is told as it happens.
COSMIC CODA is about the in-between moments of scientific discovery - how it feels going to work each day on a machine that tests both the limits of our universe and our ability to comprehend this mind boggling goal.
Much has changed in the world of astrophysics: more remarkably, much has not. Scientists turn out to be human beings after all! Music By ROOMFUL OF TEETH
