The Prize
The Prize

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The Prize

2012
Movie
86 min
German

Architect Alexander Beck has just won an architecture prize. He wants to modernize GDR building blocks in Thuringia. Alex travels to the heart of rural Eastern Germany where he grew up and where people remember him as Alex from the Free German Youth, a pro-GDR youth organization.

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Director: UnknownGenres: Documentary

Plot Summary

A documentary exploring the Nobel Prize and its impact on global society. The film delves into the history of the prize, the selection process, and the lives of some of its most notable laureates.

Critical Reception

Information regarding critical reception for 'The Prize' (2012) is scarce. The documentary focuses on the historical and societal significance of the Nobel Prize.

What Reviewers Say

  • The film offers a broad overview of the Nobel Prize's legacy.

  • It highlights the achievements of various laureates across different fields.

  • The documentary serves as an informative piece on a prestigious global award.

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Fun Fact

The Nobel Prizes are awarded annually in several categories by Swedish and Norwegian institutions in recognition of academic, cultural, and scientific advances.

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