A film review: A beautiful mind Part 2 The next day, while a Nash’s speech in a conference at University, some suspicious men enter in the hall. Nash thinks that he’s surround so he starts to run away but they follow him. Then they succeed to catch him, so Nash tries to ask someone for help but nobody helps him. The boss of this gang is Dr. Rosen and they take him at the psychiatric hospital. While Dr. Rosen tries to interrogate him, Nash sees his closer friend Charles who is seated in the room. Nash believes that Charles has cheated him with Russian agents, but Dr. Rosen realizes Nash is having hallucinations. Dr. Rosen tells Alicia that her husband has paranoid schizofrenia and Charles, Marcee (Charles’ niece) and Parcher don’t exist but they are only fruits of his imagination. Alicia is upset, but she wants to investigate about Nash’s life because he has never told her about his secret job. Infact Alicia goes to see Nash’s office where she finds out thousands and thousands of articles cut out by magazines and stuck on the walls. She discovers also where Nash had delivered all his secret letters believing Pentagon’s agents would have read them. Nash is given an insulin shock terapy and eventually released. Nash seems to feel better but when he’s fed up with psychiatric drug effects he secretly stops taking it. Thus allucinations come back and Nash meets Parcher again: Parcher tells him that his schizofrenia is false and so Nash starts searching patterns in magazines and newspapers again in his garage. But Alicia finds out what her husband is doing and when she fells her and their child life are in danger, she calls Dr Rosen. In that moment Nash realizes that Parcher, Charles and Marcee exist only in his imagination and ask Alicia not to come back into the hospital because he want to try to solve his problem by himself without psychiatric terapy. Nash returns to Princeton where his old rival rival Hansen is head of the University. Hansen understands this circumstance and Nash can start again his academic activity. Allucinations don’t stop, but Nash tries to ignore and control them. In the end Nash becomes teacher at Princeton and in 1994 he wins the Nobel in Economics for his revolutionary game theory. I strongly recommend this movie because it has drama, love and turns of events.