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Physics at Half Past Nine is a 1971 documentary that explores the structure of the atom through a unique lens. The film features a physicist, a director of popular-science films, and a sports fan discussing these concepts while watching a hockey game on TV.
This film has a certain rarity that collectors often find intriguing, as it hasn't seen too many home media releases over the years. It's more known in niche circles, which adds to its appeal for those looking to dive into lesser-known documentaries. The mix of science and sports makes it a unique specimen, and its scarcity means that copies, when they do surface, tend to attract some attention among collectors who appreciate its unconventional format.
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Physics at Half Past Nine is a documentary.
The film was produced by Tsentrnauchfilm.
Physics at Half Past Nine was released in 1971.
The top cast includes Vsevolod Shestakov, Nelli Pshyonnaya, and Leonid Kanevsky.
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