Einstein, the Child Who Always Asked Questions — Mediatheque Theater

To maintain order and avoid disrupting the performance or disturbing the audience, admission is not permitted for children under 3 years old and/or with strollers.

The story of Albert Einstein—a curious and rebellious boy who became the most famous scientist in the world and changed the face of science. Albert Einstein was not always considered a genius. As a child, he was perceived as a strange boy who asked questions no one could answer and even irritated his teachers. He struggled to adapt to the strict German school system and often came into conflict with his teachers. His despair grew, and eventually he was expelled from school. Albert felt like an outsider, unable to find his place in the world, and his future seemed bleak.

But thanks to the few teachers who were able to recognize his unique talent, Einstein did not give up his passion for science. He continued to search, explore, and discover, ultimately becoming one of the greatest scientists of all time.

Direction and preparation for viewing: Adas Sher
Filming: Shnir Katsir, Tomer Katsir, Hen Vagshal
Editing: Tomer Katsir