| Score: 43.10 |
| 3 Reviews |
| Score: 43.10 3 Reviews |
On April 30th 1945, as the Allies close in on victory in Europe, Adolf Hitler, Albert Einstein, & Robert Oppenheimer each reminisce on the moments which led them to their personal fates along with the impact of how every one of their decisions may have changed the world.
Character DrivenCrimeEnsemble CastEspionageEthnic ThemeHistoricalPeriodPsychologicalTragedyViolenceWar/MilitaryTime Period: 20th CenturyStory Location: EuropeSpecial Effects: Minimal SFXTarget Audience: Adult
This film explores the trajectory of three poignant figures and both the ethical and irresponsible choices which each of them made within their roles during World War II. The Triad of Virtues is a testament to the lives of Adolf Hitler, Albert Einstein, and Robert Oppenheimer. The script entails details of their childhoods, their professional triumphs as well as their moments of dread. Each character's journey displays a sense of ambition, personal relationships, and sense of legacy. The intent of this film is to show how the geopolitical environment of societies are slow-moving and eventually can bring out the worst of human beings if those in power are not held accountable for inhumane practices within government and science.
