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Podcast 10, June 2008: Maths in the Movies

Submitted by plusadmin on June 5, 2008

Maths has long been a theme in the movies. This week, Plus talks to Madeleine Shepherd, organiser of the maths film festival at the recent Edinburgh science festival, about how maths has been presented in the movies over the years, with particular reference to three more recent films, Cube, Pi and Flatland. For more on maths in the movies read the Plus article Maths, madness and movies.

Podcast 10, June 2008: Maths in the Movies

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