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bishopdlr — 19 years ago(February 13, 2007 09:02 AM)

Why do you think the film opens with such a dramatic scene of a doctor being murdered?

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When making a movie about a man and his microscope, I suppose the dramatic opening was to hook the audience. It also plays up the depth of emotions that Pasteur's work engendered in the medical community.
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